Rahul Dravid Net Worth: Team India won the T20 World Cup title after 17 years and Rahul Dravid played a very important role in it.

Dravid was appointed the coach of Team India in 2021. Indian's performance under his coaching was very good. Rahul Dravid also earned a lot of fame as a player. He also played 164 Tests, 344 ODIs and 1 T20 International match for Team India. Rahul Dravid scored 13288 runs in Test cricket while he has 10889 runs in ODIs and 31 runs in T20 Internationals. Along with achieving success on the cricket field, Dravid also earned a lot of money in his career.

You won't believe knowing Rahul Dravid's net worth

According to a report, Rahul Dravid's total net worth is said to be 40 million dollars. His total assets in Indian currency are estimated to be 320 crores. Rahul Dravid also earned a lot of money by becoming the head coach of Team India. BCCI used to give him Rs 2 crore every year. Apart from cricket, Dravid's sources of income are also advertisements etc.

Rahul Dravid advertises for brands like Castrol, Max Life, Reebok and Gillette, from which he earns a lot of money.

Before becoming the head coach of Team India, he was also the head coach of the Under-19 team for two years. During this time, he used to get an annual salary of about Rs 5 crore. When he worked in the National Cricket Academy, he used to get Rs 60 lakh per month.

Car collection is no less than anyone else

Rahul Dravid's car collection includes vehicles like Mercedes Benz, BMW 5 Series, Lamborghini and Audi Q5 luxury SUV.

However, he uses it very rarely. Apart from this, Dravid has a luxurious house worth Rs 4.2 crore in Koramangala, Bangalore. Not only this, he has also invested in many startups.

Won hearts even while leaving Team India

After the T20 World Cup, the Indian Cricket Board had announced a prize money of Rs 125 crore for Team India. All 15 players of the team and coach Rahul Dravid were to get Rs 5 crore each. Whereas, the rest of the members of the coaching staff were to be given Rs 2.5 crore each. But Dravid refused to take the bonus amount, due to which he decided to give up half of the Rs 5 crore i.e.

Rs 2.5 crore.