Virat Kohli, Jasprit Bumrah's WIVES are also big earners: Know their massive net worth HERE
But there are some cricketers whose wives also earn a lot. We are introducing you to the wives of such cricketers who also earn a lot. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter)
Former Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik's wife Sana Javed earns a lot through acting.
Former Australian cricketer Shane Watson's wife Lee Farlong is the owner of 'SF Celebrity Management Company'. Lee also works as a sports presenter and has been in the spotlight for her coverage and interviews.
Shardul Thakur's wife Mithali is the owner of a bakery. Her bakery is in Thane, Maharashtra, named All Jazz Bakery.
Fast bowler Deepak Chahar's wife Jaya Bhardwaj has her own fantasy sports gaming platform.
Virat Kohli's wife Anushka Sharma has earned a lot of money through acting. She also handles business. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah's wife is a sports presenter by profession. She works as a sports presenter in various ICC tournaments.
England wicketkeeper batsman Jos Buttler's wife Louise is a fitness trainer by profession.
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