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Who is the richest cricket player in the world?
i think Indian captain MS Dhoni is the richest cricket player in the world.
Richest cricket player in world?
MS Dhoni, Captain of Indian Cricket Team and Chennai Super KIngs is the World Richest Cricket Player.
Richest cricket player?
MS Dhoni, Captain of Indian Cricket Team and Chennai Super KIngs is the World Richest Cricket Player.
Richest cricket club in the world?
Since India is the richest cricket team all the clubs in India are way richer than anywhere else...chennai super kings and Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier league are richest cricket clubs in the world and Indian cricket team is the richest national sports team in the world(not just cricket)
List of world richest cricket boards?
Some rich cricket boards are:BCCI - Board of Control for Cricket in IndiaEnglish cricket boardCricket AustraliaBCCI - Board of Control for Cricket in India is considered to be the richest. The English cricket board is one of the most powerful boardsAlthough the English Cricket Board is the oldest, the BCCI is the most powerful as well as the richest cricket board. With the huge success of the Indian Premiere League, the BCCI has now become one of the richest sports boards in the world.
Which is the richest cricket organisation in the world?
Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
Who is richest player in cricket world?
sachin tendulkar
Who is world's richest cricket player?
sachin ramesh tendulkar
What are the top 5 world richest football sport?
cricket
Who was the captain of the Indian cricket team in the 1999 cricket World Cup?
Mohammad Azharuddin was the captain of the Indian Cricket team in the 1999 Cricket World Cup.
Who was the coach of the Indian Cricket team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup?
John Wright was the coach of the Indian Cricket team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup.
Who was the coach of the Indian Cricket team in the 2007 Cricket World Cup?
Greg Chappell was the coach of the Indian Cricket team in the 2007 Cricket World Cup.
