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You will be surprised to know who was the highest paid coach in IPL 2018

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 30 May 2018, 13:06 IST
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Chennai Super KIngs now in the golden period after winning IPL titte for the third time by defeating Sunrisers Hyderabad. They made a super comeback after serving two year ban and presented a wonderful gift to the Chennai Fans.

As we all know that Indian Premiere League is the richest league tournament across the globe and sometimes amount involved in the league is difficult to digest by the Cricket lovers.Players gone crazy by looking at the money they are withdrawing from this cash-rich Indian Premiere League.


The amount paid to the teams and prize money is open and clear but the salary of coaches in IPL something that has never been revealed. Let us have a look at the salaries of the coaches. 

As per a report published in The Times of India, the head coach of Royal Challengers Bangalore, Daniel Vettori  is the highest paid coach.

He is followed by Royal Challengers Banglore bowling coach, Ashish Nehra, who draws a cheque of Rs 4 Crore. Ricky Ponting, coach of Delhi Daredevils earns 3.7 crores while Chennai Super KIngs Coach Stephen Fleming is fourth on the list with hefty amount 3.2 crores.

Surprisingly, head coach of Kings XI Punjab, Virender Sehwag, sits at fifth rank with a salary of Rs 3 Crore, followed by Rajasthan Royals’ coach  Shane Warne, who draws cheque of Rs 2.7 Crore.

Kolkata Knight Riders’ head coach Jacques Kallis and Mumbai Indians’ head coach Mahela Jayawardene withdraw a cheque of Rs 2.25 Crore.

VVS Laxman and Tom Moody, members of Sunrisers Hyderabad’s coaching staff, are paid Rs 2 Crore followed by Gary Kirsten, batting coach RCB, and Lasith Malinga, bowling mentor MI, who draw Rs 1.5 Crore each.

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First published: 30 May 2018, 12:58 IST