From Virat Kohli to MS DHONI: Indian cricket stars who are to face a great loss in support after banning games online

The last Indian government The Promotion and Organization Bill 2025 Block real money games, shake the financial ecosystems system. Prohibition Dream11The shepherd of the Indian crochet team since 2023, comes out of a 358 rumor care deal with BCCI. This step represents a major shift in caring for the cricket, as real gaming companies were supporters of players and championships.

Ascension and a profitable partnership

The online game industry has become a central column for the cricket scene in India, at the level of the team and the individual players. For years, these companies poured huge sums of money in ads and approvals, which makes them “Big Oxygen Supplier” For the commercial aspect of sports. Dream11 decision to withdraw as a jersey sponsor for the Indian team before the Asian Cup is the most important result of the new law. Before that, real gaming companies were a vital part of the Cricket Square, with their slogans everywhere from the team shirts to television ads.

Player approvals and profits from real games

• Firat Kohli (MPL): The VIRAT KOHLI contract with MPL was evaluated about 10-12 rupees annually, making it one of the highest rates in the part and a large part of its support portfolio.
• Rohit Sharma (Dream11)The Rohit deal, which was signed with Dream11, was signed from 6 to 7 rupees per year, representing a large segment of his total approvals.
• Mrs. Donno: Mrs. Dhoni has been associated with Winzo and has similarly brought near 6-7 rupees annually from the gaming brand approvals.
• Jasprit Bumrah, KL RAHUL, Rishabh Pant, Hardik and Krunal Pandya (Dream11): These stars players had care deals with DREAM11, estimated at numbers ranging from 3-6 Indian rupees.
• Shubman Gill, Mohamed Serj, Yashvi Jaiswal, Roturaj Gaikadad, Renko Singh, Sorf Gangouli (My11 Circle): They are all linked to the My11 circuit, which you earn approximately 1-3 rupee crucles, each of which has approvals.
• Mohamed Siraj and Washington Sondar: Both were multiple offers for brands, as the Siraj Siraj Association alone represented a 33 % reduction in its support income after the ban.

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Indian cricket players face a loss of 150-200 rupees due to the ban on real money

according to Cricbuzz Report, the collective loss of Indian Cricket is estimated due to the contracts ending with real gaming companies between 150-200 rupees annually. For senior players, this represents about 5-10 % of support income, while for young players, this may be a complete loss. The ban is not only disrupted by the scene of Cricket care, but also threatens to live in these approvals, which leads to a shift towards new brand partnerships in the coming years.

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