8 Indian Cricketers Who Have Their Own Successful Brands

Once you reach the top, cricket is a profitable sport. Individuals who have a lot of money have the desire to multiply it. Top athletes do have people circling them seeking jobs in all situations. When you have a lot of money, the likelihood of becoming an entrepreneur is not very low, especially for athletes who don’t have a lengthy shelf life in their primary employment.

In this article, we’ll look at five successful Indian cricketers who are just as successful off the field as they are on it, thanks to their own brands.

List of Indian Cricketers who have their own brands.

1) MS Dhoni –

MS Dhoni, the two-time World Cup winning captain, is a co-owner of the sports clothing business Seven. The brand is accessible on e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, and it has 7 retail stores as well as 300 distribution outlets around the country.

2) Virat Kohli –

Since its establishment in 2014, the Indian captain has co-invested in the sportswear business Wrogn, which is owned by Universal Sportbiz. Wrogn was the official gear sponsor of IPL team Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) before becoming the team’s official sponsor.

In addition to Wrogn, Kohli teamed with global behemoth Puma to produce his own line “One8” in 2017, which included Puma-manufactured sports clothes and footwear.

3) Yuvraj Singh –
Yuvraj Singh, India’s World Cup hero, started his own brand YouWeCan (YWC) in 2017. YouWeCan sells both high-end sports equipment and fashionable clothing. English and Kashmir willow cricket bats, as well as other protective clothing and kit bags, are among the sporting equipment. After Lance Armstrong’s ‘Livestrong Foundation,’ the southpaw established the Yuvraj Singh Foundation after battling and beating cancer in 2011.

4) Sachin Tendulkar –
Sachin Tendulkar, the master blaster, established his own luxury clothing and accessories brand True Blue in 2016 in collaboration with Arvind Fashions. “The menswear line symbolises the essence of the cosmopolitan Indian, the 21st-century traditionalist equally at home in New Delhi and New York,” says the company.
In addition to True Blue, he is also a co-investor in Virat Kohli’s Wrogn.

5) Harbhajan Singh –
Harbhajan Singh, the Turbanator, owns his own cricket equipment company, Bhajji Sports. Bhajji Sports, which has been worn by numerous domestic players in the IPL, has proven to be a lucrative endeavour. Bhajji Sports is the official kit maker for numerous domestic cricket teams in India, with over 200 distribution outlets across the country and an exclusive store in Toronto, Canada.

6) Anil Kumble –
Anil Kumble, or Jumbo as he is affectionately known, has started a sports digital business named Spektacom in collaboration with Microsoft. Spektacom Power Bat, the company’s main product, incorporates an AI-based unique sensor-powered sticker. It intelligently measures a player’s shot quality by recording data and assessing its impact properties using a variety of wireless sensors and cloud analytics. In comparison to the other firms on the list, Spektacom is a company that is concentrating on a huge revolution in sports technology.

7) Yuzvendra Chahal –
Yuzi Chahal, the renowned leggie, has launched his own lifestyle brand Cheqmate in conjunction with HTS. “With the introduction of CheQmate, my partner, HTS and I, open our doors to brand collaborations for the future. “Initially, we intend to deal in lifestyle items and services such as games, ventures, and sub-brands in order to provide Indian sports fans with a one-of-a-kind experience,” Chahal explained.

8) Shikhar Dhawan –
Shikhar Dhawan, a talented left-hander, co-founded the home-decor firm DaOne Home with his wife Aesha Dhawan in 2018. The brand sells upholstery and soft furnishings that are developed and made in-house in Delhi. Bed linen, pillows, and table linen are currently available online through the brand’s main website as well as various e-commerce websites.

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