A celebrated former Indian cricketer, coach, and renowned commentator, Ravi Shastri net worth as of 2025 is estimated at ₹85 crore (about $10.2 million), sourced from commentary, endorsements, and investments, and he owns a luxury home in Mumbai worth ₹12 crore. He has played 80 Tests and 150 ODIs for India. He was also a part of the 1983 World Cup-winning team, and later became India’s head coach. As a coach, he earns up to ₹10 crore annually.
Wiki: Ravi Shastri
| Birth Name/Full Name | Ravishankar Jayadritha Shastri |
| Birth Date and Age | 27 May 1962 (63 years old as of June 2025) |
| Birthplace | Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
| Zodiac | Gemini ♊ |
| Residence | Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; also spends time in Alibaug |
| Profession | Former cricketer, cricket coach, commentator, league commissioner |
| Upcoming Projects | Commissioner of Legends League Cricket; possible commentary and cricket-related roles |
| Active since | 1981 (cricket debut) |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Religion | Hindu |
| School | Don Bosco High School, Matunga, Mumbai |
| Education | Studied commerce |
| College | R. A. Podar College, Mumbai |
| Marital Status | Married to Ritu Singh (since 1990) |
| Kids | One daughter, Alekha Shastri |
Ravi Shastri Net Worth
Sourced from commentary, endorsements, and investments, and he owns a luxury home in Mumbai worth ₹12 crore, Ravi Shastri net worth in Indian rupees is around ₹85 crore (approximately $10.2 million). His salary as Indian coach also adds a lucrative amount to his net worth.
| Net Worth | ₹85 crore (approx. $10.2 million) as of 2025 |
| Revenue Streams | Coaching salary: ₹9.5–10 crore annually during India head coach tenure
Cricket commentary: ₹6–10 lakh per day Receives BCCI pension (₹60,000/month for former Test cricketers) Earnings from digital media appearances and social media sponsorships (Instagram, etc.), with estimated yearly social media income of $244,000–$334,000 Brand Endorsements: Charges several lakhs to crores per campaign Business ventures: Ador Multiproducts, Showdiff Worldwide |
| Luxury items owned | Owns a luxury home in Mumbai worth ₹12 crore, and a car collection (Mercedes Benz C-Class, BMW, Ford, Audi R5, Jaguar XJ) valued at over ₹3.5 crore |
Ravi Shastri’s Major Brand Endorsements
His recent endorsements span pet care, real estate, fintech, FMCG, and online gaming. He serves as principal advisor and ambassador for Petzzco, is the face of Nestwood Realty, and has appeared in major campaigns for CRED and Britannia. His endorsement of Stake, a betting platform, has attracted regulatory scrutiny in India.
Ravi Shastri’s Investments and Business Ventures
His business interests span venture capital (Yashaa Global Capital), sports management (Sporting Beyond), personal care (23 Yards), pet care (Petzzco), real estate, and fitness/tech startups. He is active both as an entrepreneur and investor, leveraging his sports legacy and network to build and back innovative ventures.
Since 2025, Ravi is a co-backer of a $75 million for Yashaa Global Capital (Abu Dhabi-based venture capital fund) focused on sports tech, fitness, esports, and mediatech. Provides capital, mentorship, and strategic partnerships for startups in these sectors.
In 2020, Ravi founded 23 Yard, a men’s grooming brand in partnership with Ador Multiproducts. Its products are majorly available through e-commerce websites.
Ravi co-founded Sporting Beyond in 2021. It is a sports management and marketing agency, focusing on sports properties, events, and digital content. Recently partnered with Banijay to create live event and entertainment IPs.
He has also invested in Chisel (gym chain), Stepathlon Kids (fitness for children), and Sport Convo (social platform).
Other than these, his strategic investments in premium properties add a substantial amount to his net worth.
Philanthropy and Social Contributions by Ravi Shastri
He actively participates in various philanthropic and social initiatives. A couple of them are mentioned below:
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Disaster Relief & Fundraising: Shastri has been part of fundraising campaigns such as #RebuildKarnataka, joining hands with other public figures to support disaster-affected communities.
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Children’s Charities: He has supported and attended charity events organized by organizations like Children’s Hope India, focusing on the welfare of underprivileged children.
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Cancer Charity Events: Shastri has collaborated with fellow cricketers, including Virat Kohli, to raise funds for children battling cancer, demonstrating a commitment to healthcare causes.
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Charity Auctions: He has donated personal memorabilia, such as a signed coaching kit, to prestigious charity auctions (e.g., Christie’s Twenty20 Charity Cricket Auction), raising funds for multiple global and Indian charities.
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Welfare of Retired Cricketers: Shastri has publicly urged fans to contribute towards the welfare of retired cricketers and groundsmen, advocating for the well-being of those who have served the sport.
Ravi Shastri’s Personal Life
Belonging to Mangalorean descent, Ravi Shastri was born to M. Jayadratha Shastri and Lakshmi Shastri.
Studying at R. A. Podar College of Commerce and Economics, he played a pivotal role in his school and college cricket teams. Under his captaincy, Don Bosco won the Giles Shield in 1977. It was for the first time in the history of that school.
On 18 March 1990, Ravi married Ritu Singh (a classical dancer) and the couple had a daughter Aleka. Unfortunately, Ravi and Ritu divorced in 2012.
Ravi Shastri’s Records and Achievements
| International Matches | 1981–1992 | 80 Tests, 150 ODIs for India |
| All-rounder Milestone | Among the few Indians with 1,000+ runs and 100+ wickets in both formats | Scored 3,830 Test runs (avg. 35.79), 151 Test wickets; 3,108 ODI runs, 129 ODI wickets |
| Unique Batting Feat | Rare achievement, showing versatility | Batted in every position from 1 to 10 in Test cricket |
| Fastest Double Century | One of the fastest in Test history | Scored a double century (206) in just 113 minutes (Test vs. Australia, 1991–92) |
| Six Sixes in an Over (Domestic) | 1985 | Hit six sixes in an over in Ranji Trophy, equalling Gary Sobers’ world record |
| Youngest Test Centurion | 1982 | Youngest Indian to score a Test hundred (20 years, 248 days) |
| Champion of Champions | 1985 | Won “Champion of Champions” at the World Championship of Cricket |
| Coaching Success | 2017–2021 | Head Coach of India (2017–2021): Led India to two historic Test series wins in Australia, World Test Championship final, and top ICC Test ranking |
| Commentary Legacy | 1995–present | Iconic cricket commentator, famous for memorable lines (e.g., 2011 World Cup final) |
Ravi Shastri’s Cars
His car collection includes the newly booked Audi RS 5 (₹1.13 crore), his legendary Audi 100 (priceless for its historic value), and premium models from Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Ford, with individual values ranging from ₹30 lakh to ₹1.5 crore. The total value of his garage is estimated at over ₹3.5 crore.
- Audi RS 5: ₹1.13 crore
- Audi 100 (Vintage): Not on sale; priceless
- Mercedes-Benz (model not publicly disclosed): ₹60 lakh – ₹1.5 crore
- BMW (exact model unspecified): ₹60 lakh – ₹1.5 crore
- Ford: ₹30 lakh – ₹50 lakh
Real Estate and Properties of Ravi Shastri
Ravi Shastri’s real estate portfolio centers around his luxury Mumbai flat and his iconic Alibaug beach house, reflecting a preference for both urban sophistication and coastal serenity. The combined publicly known value is at least ₹11.2 crore, with the Alibaug property’s value undisclosed but considered highly valuable due to its location and celebrity status
His primary residence in Mumbai is a flat in a sophisticated suburbs, featuring all modern comforts, and valued at ₹11.2 crore. Ravi also owns a beach house in Alibaug, Maharashtra that was built in 1991, value not disclosed. Reportedly, he holds real estates across India, but the details are not disclosed publicly.
Future Plans & Projects of Ravi Shastri
He will remain an active cricket analyst and commentator, and will frequently appear on major platforms, sharing insights on IPL and international cricket. Shastri advocates for the inclusion of in-form IPL talents.
He continues to be a prominent voice in cricket broadcasting, offering expert analysis during marquee events such as the Champions Trophy and upcoming India-England Test series
Beyond commentary, Shastri is involved in cricket administration and business, including serving as a commissioner for franchise leagues and investing in sports-related ventures (as previously detailed).
