Babar Azam’s Earnings: Net Worth, Salary, Endorsements and Career

Babar Azam, the star batsman for Pakistan, rose up the ranks swiftly, becoming the most reliable batsman in all formats before assuming the captaincy. He is one of the most paid cricket players and is regarded as one of the best batsmen in the world. But over the past two years, his performance has declined, garnering harsh criticism, and he even resigned as captain. His central contract was demoted as a result of the lack of runs, which has also affected his financial situation.

The Franchise Cricket Salary of Babar Azam

Babar is among the Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) highest-paid players. He made USD 25,000 (INR 20 lakh) when he started playing in the PSL in 2016 with Islamabad United in the Silver division. He joined Karachi Kings the following year and worked his way up from Gold (USD 50,000) to Diamond (USD 70,000) to the esteemed Platinum tier.

His pay as captain of the Karachi Kings ranged from USD 130,000 to USD 170,000 (INR 1 to 1.24 crore) between 2020 and 2022. He joined Peshawar Zalmi as captain in 2023, and by 2025, he was one of the highest-paid cricket players in the PSL, taking over USD 220,000 (INR 1.88 crore) annually. In the Big Bash League (BBL) 2025–26, he was also recently signed by the Sydney Sixers, where he was selected in the Platinum category and could command up to AUD 420,000 (INR 2.35 crore) for a full season.

Babar Azam and his Pakistan Cricket Board contract

With the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) most recent central contracts for 2025–2026, the cricket player lately experienced a decline in his income. The PCB has not given any athlete the coveted Category A contract for the first time. Babar was downgraded to Category B after formerly being in Category A.

His monthly salary has decreased from PKR 4.5 million (INR 13.95 lakh) to PKR 3 million (INR 9.28 lakh). The cut is equivalent to a monthly savings of around INR 4.5 lakh. Player pay may be further harmed by news that the PCB is thinking of doing away with the 3% revenue share agreement from ICC earnings.

Brand associations

Numerous firms from a variety of industries have shown interest in the 30-year-old. He reportedly bills about INR 50 lakh for each sponsorship. In addition to sporting goods companies like Grey Nicolls and CA Sports, he has been spotted working with companies including Head & Shoulders, Oppo, Pepsi Pakistan, Huawei, HBL, and Gatorade. Additionally, he represents businesses in the fashion, lifestyle, technology, and finance sectors, such as Alkaram Studio, JazzCash, Ufone 4G, and Bank Alfalah.

The Home and Automobile Collection of Babar Azam

Babar Azam, the batting mainstay of Pakistan, owns an opulent collection of cars and motorcycles. His most valuable belongings include a purple Lamborghini Aventador, a black Hyundai Sonata, an Audi A5, and an Audi e-Tron GT that his brother gave him. Superbikes like the Yamaha R1 and BMW RR 310 are also in his garage, along with a red BAIC BJ40 Plus Jeep and an MG HS Essence.

The cricket player’s home, meanwhile, is located in Archi Cubes’ DHA Phase 5 in Lahore. In addition, he is the owner of Azam Farm House, a farmhouse in Lahore that is reportedly valued at about INR 40 crore.

Babar Azam’s wealth

Babar Azam’s estimated net worth as of 2024–2025 is INR 41 crore.

Name	Babar Azam
Age	30
PSL Salary	INR 1.88 crore
Endorsements	Head & Shoulders, Oppo, Pepsi Pakistan, Huawei, HBL, Gatorade, Gray Nicolls, CA Sports,  Bank Alfalah, JazzCash, Ufone 4G, Alkaram Studio.
Bikes & Car Collections	Audi A5, Audi e-Tron GT, Hyundai Sonata, Lamborghini Aventador, BAIC BJ40 Plus Jeep, MG HS Essence, Yamaha R1, BMW RR 310.
Residence	Pakistan
Net Worth	INR 41 crore