Harleen Kaur Deol is an explosive Indian women’s cricketer known for her dynamic batting, occasional leg-spin, and gravity-defying catches. As of 2025, her estimated net worth stands at around ₹8.23 crore (≈ $1 million), primarily earned through her BCCI contract, WPL salary, match fees, and brand endorsements. With fans flocking to her Instagram and viral on‑field moments grabbing headlines, her meteoric rise is intriguing millions.

Early Life and Background

Born on June 21, 1998, in Chandigarh, Harleen Deol studied at Yadavindra Public School in Mohali. Cricket was a childhood passion, encouraged by her parents—father Baghel Singh Deol and mother Charanjit Kaur Deol—and practiced alongside her brother, Manjit Singh Deol . She began representing Punjab before moving to Himachal Pradesh in 2013–14, showing early promise in both batting and leg-spin .

Career Highlights

Harleen made her WODI debut on February 22, 2019, against England, followed by her T20I debut on March 4, 2019 . Her acrobatic boundary-saving catch against England in July 2021 went viral—praised by Sachin Tendulkar and PM Narendra Modi .
She represented India at the 2020 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup and the 2022 Commonwealth Games . In the inaugural Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2023 and retained for 2024, she scored a solid 202 runs across eight matches with a 125+ strike rate . In 2025, Gujarat Giants paid ₹1.90 crore to re-sign her for the WPL season.

Sources of Income

• BCCI Contract + Match Fees: As a Grade C centrally contracted player, Deol earns ₹10 lakh annually. Her fees: ₹6 lakh per ODI and ₹3 lakh per T20I .
• WPL Salary: Gujarat Giants acquired her for ₹40 lakh in both 2023 and 2024. In 2025, that amount nearly doubled with a ₹1.90 crore bid
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• Brand Endorsements: Beyond cricket, she’s tied up with brands like Ambuja Cement, Vogue, OnePlus, Puma, and SleepyCat .
• Social Media & Content: With ~2.4M Instagram followers, influencers tracking sites estimate she earns $460K–630K annually via sponsorships and content .

Net Worth Growth Over the Years

Here’s how her net worth has scaled:

• 2021: ≈ ₹5 crore (~$600K)
• 2023: ≈ ₹6.5 crore (~$800K)
• 2025: ≈ ₹8.23 crore (~$1 million)

Her WPL haul and brand deals have accelerated her earnings sharply in the last two years.

Assets and Lifestyle

While she keeps her personal purchases largely private, earnings indicate a comfortable middle‑class celebrity lifestyle. She likely owns a city apartment and a mid‑size car (based on standard rupee-to-dollar conversion and athlete spending trends). She enjoys travel, fashion shoots, dancing—her hobbies include dancing, as revealed by biographical sources .

Smriti Mandhana is a world‑class Indian women’s cricket star and vice‑captain of Team India. As of mid‑2025, she commands an estimated net worth of around ₹33 crore (~$4 million), accumulated through her BCCI contract, WPL earnings, overseas league fees, and high‑profile endorsements. Her recent record‑breaking performances in international cricket and WPL captaincy have sent fans scrambling for the details behind her growing fortune.

Early Life and Background

Born on 18 July 1996 in Mumbai and raised in Sangli, Maharashtra, Smriti was cricketing royalty in the making. Her father, a chemical distributor, and her brother—both district‑level cricketers—nurtured her immense talent from childhood . By the age of nine, she was selected for Maharashtra’s U‑15 team, and by eleven, she had earned a spot in the U‑19 squad . She honed her skills at Chintaman Rao College of Commerce in Sangli before making her international debut in 2013.

Career Highlights

Smriti debuted in ODIs and T20Is in April 2013, and Tests in August 2014 . Notable milestones include winning ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year twice (2018 and 2021), and ICC Women’s ODI Cricketer of the Year in 2024 . She became the first Indian woman to score centuries in all formats, including a record T20I century on 28 June 2025 . In the WPL, Mandhana was the highest‑paid player at ₹3.4 crore in the inaugural 2023 auction and led RCB to the title in 2024 .

Sources of Income

• BCCI retainer & match fees: Under a Grade A contract (₹50 lakh/year) plus ₹15 lakh per Test, ₹6 lakh per ODI, and ₹3 lakh per T20I .
• WPL earnings: RCB captaincy with ₹3.4 crore for 2023 season.
• Overseas league fees: WBBL, The Hundred, and more add substantial income (e.g., $75k in The Hundred plus WBBL fees) .
• Endorsements: Partnerships with Hero Motocorp, Boost, Hyundai, Mastercard, Garnier, Red Bull, Bata, Equitas, Nike, and others – earning around ₹50 lakh per deal .

Net Worth Growth Over the Years

From a promising newcomer to a global icon, Mandhana’s net worth has soared:

• 2018: $1 million
• 2020: $2.6 million
• 2022: $3.5 million
• 2024: $4 million

With record performances and captaincy, she is on track to break the $5 million mark soon .

Assets and Lifestyle

Smriti reflects her success off‑field too:

• Owns upscale apartments in Mumbai and Delhi .
• Drives premium vehicles like the Range Rover Evoque and has also been linked with brands like Audi and BMW .
• Co‑owns SM 18 Café in Sangli – a family‑run venture launched in 2018

Glenn Phillips is a dynamic New Zealand cricketer and explosive wicketkeeper-batsman renowned for blistering T20 performances. As of 2025, his estimated net worth stands between $2 and $3 million, accumulated through his NZC contracts, IPL earnings, and endorsements. With high-profile IPL signings and stellar World Cup heroics, fans are eager to know how much the Kiwi phenom earns.

Early Life and Background

Born on December 6, 1996, in East London, South Africa, Glenn Dominic Phillips moved to New Zealand at age five, later attending Sacred Heart College in Auckland . Growing up, he was drawn to cricket and, alongside brother Dale, rose through Auckland’s youth cricket system . He debuted in List A for Auckland in January 2015 and quickly showcased his talent in domestic T20s .

Career Highlights

Phillips made his T20I debut for New Zealand in February 2017, followed by Test debut in January 2020 and ODI debut in July 2022 . He erupted onto the scene with two T20I centuries by the 2022 World Cup and impressed across formats. In franchise cricket, he became a top pick: joining Rajasthan Royals (2021) and then a ₹1.5 crore-a-season contract with Sunrisers Hyderabad (2022–23) . In 2025, he moved to Gujarat Titans on a ₹2 crore deal.

Sources of Income

• NZC Central Contract & Match Fees: Estimated at USD 300k–400k per year, with tiered salary between NZD 200k–600k .
• IPL Earnings:
• ₹1.5 crore (~USD 180k) annually with SRH (2022–23) .
• ₹2 crore (~USD 240k) with Gujarat Titans in 2025 .
  Total IPL earnings ≈ ₹6.5 crore (~USD 780k) .
• Endorsements & Other Contracts: While Kohl hasn’t disclosed specific sponsorship deals, his high visibility suggests additional income from media, brand endorsements, and T20 leagues outside IPL.

Net Worth Growth Over the Years

Phillips’ net worth has steadily climbed due to rising earnings and IPL success:

bashCopyEdit- 2022: $1.5 million  
- 2024: $2.0 million  
- 2025: $2–3 million

By 2025, most sources estimate his net worth falls in the $2 million range .

Assets and Lifestyle

Known for being low-key yet savvy, Glenn reportedly owns a home in Auckland and drives modest vehicles . Off-field, he values fitness, archery, video gaming, and outdoor adventures . Though not flashy, his sporting lifestyle reflects a disciplined and grounded personality.