Vaibhav Suryavanshi Net Worth In 2025: IPL Salary, Car Prize, And BCCI Earnings - All You Need To Know
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi continues to impress with his explosive batting performances. After shining in IPL 2025 with Rajasthan Royals, he's now dominating the Under-19 series in England, where he smashed 86 off just 31 balls in the third Youth ODI. Let's break down his 2025 net worth and earnings. Record-Breaking Youth ODI Knock
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In the third U-19 ODI vs England, Suryavanshi slammed nine sixes, the most by an Indian in a Youth ODI innings, leading India to a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. His power-hitting is drawing attention globally. IPL 2025 Earnings
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Rajasthan Royals secured the young left-hander for a whopping ₹1.1 crore in the IPL 2025 mega auction. His strong strike rate and impact with the bat made him a fan favorite and a likely retention for 2026. BCCI Salary (India U-19)
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While official figures aren't confirmed, India U-19 players like Suryavanshi are estimated to earn ₹10,500 per day in domestic tournaments such as the Cooch Behar Trophy, as per the previous BCCI pay structure. Tata Curvv Award Winner
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Vaibhav won the Tata Curvv car for maintaining the highest strike rate in IPL 2025 – 252 runs at 206.55 SR in 7 innings. He outperformed heavy hitters like Nicholas Pooran and Abhishek Sharma. Brand Value Rising
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Though not yet active in brand endorsements, Suryavanshi's popularity is rising swiftly. His Youth ODI performances and IPL presence position him as one of the most marketable U-19 cricketers heading into 2026. Assets & Recognition
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With a ₹1.1 crore IPL contract and a Tata Curvv car under his belt, Suryavanshi has quickly built solid assets at a young age, signaling early financial maturity and value. Net Worth Summary
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Taking into account his IPL earnings, BCCI match fees, and car reward, Vaibhav Suryavanshi's estimated net worth stands at ₹2 crore in 2025, a phenomenal start to what could be a star-studded career.
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