Virat Kohli is one of the richest cricketers in the world. His net worth is more than Rs 1000 crore. He has many houses there. According to the report, Kohli has a bungalow worth around Rs 80 crore in Gurgaon. In Mumbai he has a house worth Rs 34 crore and a house worth Rs 13 crore. Now he has taken a house in London also. No cricketer is even close to him in terms of luxury lifestyle. But there is an Australian player, who lives in a house twice as expensive as him. This player is none other than Mitchell Starc who has played IPL with him. Starc has a more luxurious house than Kohli.

How many crores does Stark live in a house worth crores?

Mitchell Starc had earned a lot in the last season of IPL. Kolkata Knight Riders had bid Rs 24.75 crore for him, after which he became the most expensive player in the history of this tournament. This increased his net worth tremendously. But he is already quite rich. According to reports, Mitchell Starc and his cricketer wife Alyssa Healy own a total of 5 luxurious houses in Sydney, the total value of which is Rs 291 crore.

Starc had bought one of these houses for Rs 207 crores last year, whereas the total value of the three houses owned by Virat in India is Rs 127 crores. Talking about net worth, Virat Kohli is far ahead of Starc in this matter. His net worth is around Rs 1050 crore, while Starc owns assets worth around $25 million i.e. around Rs 205 crore.

Starc made a plan to silence Kohli

The 5-match Test series between India and Australia will start from November 22. Its first match will be played in Perth, for which Virat Kohli is working hard. Cricket experts of both the countries have already said that if Team India has to capture the Border-Gavaskar Trophy then it is very important for Virat to walk.

Meanwhile, right-arm fast bowler Starc has made a plan to calm down Kohli's bat. He recently said during an interview that he is very eager for a new battle against Kohli. His game plan is very simple. He will not try to provoke Virat and will just talk to him with his bowling.