Babar Azam is the captain of Pakistan’s national cricket team in all three formats. He is considered one of the best all-around players today and has a net worth of around $5 million (INR 41 crore).
Babar is currently ranked No.1 in ODI batting in the ICC rankings but recently dropped to No.4 in T20I due to some low scores in the Asia Cup 2022. His talent is at a level that few can reach.
Since his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in 2015, Babar has caught the attention of fans and critics alike. Not just in Pakistan, but cricket lovers worldwide admire his graceful batting. Many believe he is on track to break records and make Pakistan proud.
Babar Azam Net Worth
Babar has played 49 Test matches, 114 One-Day matches, and 104 T20 matches over his international career of more than eight years.
Because of his consistent performance, Babar’s popularity and earnings have increased a lot in recent years. At 29 years old, his estimated net worth is around $5 million (41 crores INR), earned from his national contract, franchise league salaries, and brand endorsements.
| Age | 29 |
| Source of Wealth | Oppo, Head, and Shoulders |
| Net Worth | $ 5 Million (INR 41 crores |
| Residence | Lahore |
| Marital Status | Unmarried |
| Current Teams | Pakistan, Central Punjab, Karachi Kings |
| Popular Endorsements | Oppo, Head and Shoulders |
Babar Azam PCB Salary
The captain of Pakistan’s cricket team is one of three players who got a top-level three-year contract from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for the 2023/24 season. Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Afridi are the other two players who received this special contract. These players will earn PKR 3 million (around INR 13.14 Lakh) per month, which is 202% more than what they used to get.
Additionally, the players will receive extra money for matches: PKR 1.25 million ($4358) for a Test match, PKR 644,620 ($2247.70) for a One Day International (ODI), and PKR 418,584 ($1459) for a Twenty20 International (T20I).
Babar Azam PSL Salary
Babar was in the Silver category during the first draft of the Pakistan Super League. Players in this category earned about $25,000 (around Rs 20 lakh). In 2017, he moved up to the Gold category, which paid $50,000 (around Rs 40 lakh). By 2018, he reached the Diamond category and earned $70,000 (around Rs 56 lakh).
Babar made great progress when he entered the top category, Platinum, earning $130,000 (around Rs 1.03 crore). He stayed in this top category for the last three seasons from 2020 to 2022. In 2023, he earned a similar amount while playing for Peshawar Zalmi.
Babar Azam’s Endorsements
Babar Azam supports many well-known brands like Oppo, Head & Shoulders, HBL, Huawei, Credit Book, Free Fire, Bank Alfalah, Gray Nicholls, Noon Pakistan, and MoneyGram.
Babar Azam’s Charities and Investments
Babar Azam has taken part in several charity events, especially in education. After Pakistan won a big match against India in the T20 World Cup 2021, he wanted to celebrate by helping 250 students. He partnered with Noon, an online learning platform, and promised to give PKR 2 million to the cause.
Babar Azam’s Cars and Bikes
In 2018, Babar received a superbike as a prize for playing well against the West Indies. He was named Player of the Series. Babar also owns a Yamaha R1 motorbike, which costs around Rs 20 lakh in India. Additionally, he has a luxury bike, the BMW RR 310, which costs between Rs 2.85 lakh and Rs 3 lakh, depending on the model.
According to Carwale, Babar drives an Audi A5, which is no longer being made. He also has a BAIC BJ40 Plus Jeep, which he won after being named Man of the Series against Australia in April 2022.
