Yashasvi Jaiswal’s net worth is estimated at ₹35-55 crore, roughly $4-6 million, in 2026. At 24 he is one of India’s highest-paid young cricketers, earning ₹18 crore a season from Rajasthan Royals, ₹3 crore from a Grade B BCCI central contract, and more from a growing endorsement portfolio.

Recently in 2025, Yashasvi Jaiswal became the first Asian opener to score a Test hundred at Headingley in June 2025. He went further at the end of that year: his maiden ODI century, an unbeaten 116 off 121 balls against South Africa in Visakhapatnam on 6 December 2025, made him only the sixth Indian to score a hundred in all three international formats, after Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, KL Rahul and Suresh Raina. That innings sealed a 2-1 ODI series win, though India had lost the preceding Test series to South Africa 2-0.

Yashasvi Jaiswal Bio

Field	Details
First Name	Yashasvi
Last Name	Jaiswal
Full Name	Yashasvi Bhupendra Kumar Jaiswal
Date of Birth	December 28, 2001
Age	24 years (turns 25 in December 2026)
Birth Place	Suriyawan, Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India
Residence	Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Country	India
Profession	Cricketer (opening batter; occasional leg-spin)
Education	10th grade (Dropped out due to poor financial condition)
Father	Bhupendra Jaiswal (Owner of a small hardware store)
Mother	Kanchan Jaiswal (Housewife)
Nationality	Indian
Siblings	Three (One brother and two sisters)
Brother	Tejashwi Jaiswal
Religion	Hinduism
Spouse	Unmarried/Single
Horoscope	Capricorn
Weight	56–69 kg
Height	183 cm (6 feet)
Net Worth	Estimated ₹35-55 crore (about $4-6 million); estimates vary widely by source
Category	Batsman
Current Team	India (International), Goa (Domestic), Rajasthan Royals (IPL)
Position	Opening Batter
Jersey Number	64 (T20I), 23 (Other formats)
Years Active	2018–present
Draft	IPL Auction 2020
Drafted By	Rajasthan Royals
Previous Teams	Mumbai (Domestic)
Awards	Player of the Tournament (2020 U-19 World Cup), ICC Men’s Player of the Month (Feb 2024), Player of the Series v England (2024); sixth Indian to score a century in all three formats (Dec 2025)
Instagram	@yashasvijaiswal28

Yashasvi Jaiswal Net Worth

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s net worth in 2026 is estimated at roughly ₹35-55 crore, around $4-6 million. That is a wide band, and deliberately so: published estimates for Jaiswal diverge more than for most Indian cricketers, partly because his earnings jumped sharply and recently — Rajasthan Royals raised him from ₹4 crore to ₹18 crore a season before IPL 2025 — and partly because none of the outlets publishing figures disclose how they calculate them. Older estimates of ₹25 crore predate that pay rise.

The BCCI has placed him in Grade B of its central contracts for the 2025-26 cycle, worth a reported ₹3 crore a year. He was not promoted to Grade A when the list was restructured, unlike Shubman Gill.

Jaiswal is also endorsing several major brands, which has further boosted his earnings.

IPL Earnings and Contracts

Yashasvi Jaiswal has seen his IPL pay climb in three steps. Rajasthan Royals bought him for ₹2.4 crore ahead of IPL 2020 and paid that for two seasons, raised him to ₹4 crore from 2022 to 2024, then retained him at ₹18 crore before IPL 2025 — a 350% rise — and kept him on that figure for 2026. Added together, his seven IPL seasons from 2020 to 2026 are worth about ₹52.8 crore in contract value, which is gross pay before tax and agent fees rather than money banked. He has continued to deliver on it: in IPL 2026 he brought up his 100th six for the franchise with an unbeaten 77 off 32 balls against Mumbai Indians, his 17th IPL fifty, becoming only the fourth Royals batter past 100 sixes after Sanju Samson, Jos Buttler and Shane Watson. See also ET Now..

BCCI Contract and International Career

According to the BCCI’s official website, Yashasvi Jaiswal is in Grade B for the 2025-26 cycle, the same band he held the previous season. His Test record makes the omission from Grade A a talking point: 2,511 Test runs at an average of about 49 with seven hundreds, including back-to-back double centuries against England in 2024 (209 in Visakhapatnam and a career-best 214 not out in Rajkot), a series in which he made 712 runs at 89 and took the Player of the Series award.

The BCCI has not officially announced the salary amounts for the grades in this list, but according to the updated structure after the removal of the A+ category and media reports (such as Yardbarker, Sporting News, Olympics.com, etc.):

• Grade A: ₹5 crore annually
• Grade B: ₹3 crore annually
• Grade C: ₹1 crore annually

Jaiswal therefore receives a reported ₹3 crore a year as a retainer. That is separate from, not inclusive of, his match fees (Test ₹15 lakh, ODI ₹6 lakh, T20I ₹3 lakh) and entirely separate from his ₹18 crore IPL salary — the three are often added together incorrectly. Note also that the BCCI does not publish the retainer amounts itself; the ₹5 crore / ₹3 crore / ₹1 crore figures come from media reporting.

Related reading: how rich Temba Bavuma is, and what Ishan Kishan earns without a central contract at all.

Endorsements Deals

His reported endorsement portfolio includes Boost, JBL India, Fire-Boltt, boAt and Herbalife. Exact terms are not public — they almost never are for Indian cricketers — and estimates of what they are worth to him range from about ₹1-2 crore a year upward, which is why endorsement income is the least reliable component of any net worth figure quoted for him.

Real Estate and Assets

His most valuable reported asset is a five-bedroom apartment in the Mumbai area, put at more than ₹5 crore, alongside a house in his home district of Bhadohi in Uttar Pradesh. Beyond those two properties, claims about his investment portfolio are not supported by anything on the record, so they are not repeated here.

Car Collection

Jaiswal’s love for automobiles is evident in his impressive car collection, which includes:

• Mercedes-Benz CLA 200: A luxury sedan valued at approximately Rs 50 lakh.
• Tata Harrier: A premium SUV priced around Rs 20 lakh.
• Mahindra Thar: A rugged SUV costing about Rs 15 lakh.

These vehicles, detailed in sources like My Khel and ET Now, reflect Jaiswal’s taste for luxury and his ability to afford high-end assets at a young age.

Inspirational Journey

Yashasvi was born in Suriyawan, in the Bhadohi district of Uttar Pradesh. His father, Bhupendra, ran a small hardware shop and his mother, Kanchan, was a homemaker — a modest background that makes the pay figures above worth reading in context.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul added 91 runs for the first wicket surpassing the 64-run mark set by legends Sunil Gavaskar and Kris Srikkanth back in 1986 — a record that stood unchallenged for 39 years. https://t.co/BRwIdOySed

— 1995 .Devendra Kumar (@imdevendrakumar) June 20, 2025

At the age of 10, he came to Mumbai to play cricket. After coming to Mumbai, he first had to struggle for basic needs like sleep, food and bath. He lived in a tent at Azad Maidan, sold pani puri to get by and used public toilets. But he did not give up.

His luck changed the day when coach Jwala Singh saw him playing and recognized his talent and passion and gave him training, home and direction in life. The same child has now become a shining star in the cricket world, because he never learned to give up according to livemint.

Updated for 2026

Updated 18 August 2026. BCCI grade verified against the board’s 2025-26 annual retainership announcement and follow-up reporting by the ICC and Business Standard; IPL salary and retention against Rajasthan Royals and IPL records; Test and ODI figures against ESPNcricinfo and match reports from the December 2025 South Africa series. Net worth is a third-party estimate presented as a range because published figures disagree — it is not a disclosed number, and it is kept separate from the ₹52.8 crore in gross IPL contract value. Compare the pay of Rishabh Pant and Ishan Kishan for how differently India’s contracted and uncontracted players are paid.

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