5 Indian Cricketers And The Fees They Charge For a Single Media Post
Some of the biggest Indian cricketers charge a fortune for sponsored posts on social media. Virat Kohli is the highest-paid, reportedly charging around Rs. 5 crore per post. MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma, and Hardik Pandya also charge in the crores. These fees reflect the huge reach and influence that these cricketers have on social media. A single post from one of them can reach millions of people, making them a valuable asset to brands. If you want to know how much each of these cricketers charge, then read on:

1. Virat Kohli
Virat is the highest paid cricketer per social media post . He has a massive fan following on Instagram. He has 256 million followers on the social networking site. He is tremendously popular. Earlier it was reported that he charges Rs 11 crore per post, but then Virat clarified that the figures were inflated and he charges Rs 5 crore per post (Oh! That made a huge difference! LOL!)

2. MS Dhoni
The former Indian captain charges around Rs. 88 lakh to Rs. 1.2 crore per post. He has over 45 million followers on Instagram. Dhoni is a private person and he is not too active on social media. Had he been posting bulk of pictures everyday or every week, he would have been earning much more.

3. Rohit Sharma
The talented cricketer who has won millions of hearts with his game and his temperament charges around Rs. 70 lakh per post. He has nearly million followers on Instagram.

4. Hardik Pandya
The tattooed, stylish cricketer of the Indian cricket team is known for his swag and his attitude. He has a fan following of 27 million on Instagram. He is very popular and charges somewhere between Rs. 55- 60 lakhs per post.

5. Suresh Raina
The cricketer with an affable smile, Suresh Raina has 25 million followers on Instagram. Raina charges around 40 Lakh rupees for every post that he drops on his social media account.

Social media has become a medium of earning not only for celebrities but for every person out there. With celebrities, the earnings become easier because they already have a dedicated fan following. Which of these 5 cricketers do you follow closely and who is your favourite?