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Radha Yadav has made a big name for herself in a very short time and has also strengthened India’s women’s team bowling attack. Let’s take a look at her net worth, salary, contract, WPL earnings and brand deals.

Radha Yadav’s Net Worth

Yadav’s net worth is estimated to be around ₹2 crore to ₹5 crore.

Yadav’s BCCI Salary and Match Fees Details

The India women’s bowling all-rounder is a part of the BCCI’s Grade C contract, under which she earns an annual salary of ₹10 lakh. Yadav’s test match fee is ₹15 lakh, ODI fee is ₹6 lakh, and T20I fee is ₹3 lakh.

Radha Yadav’s Women’s Premier League Salary

In the 2023 inaugural WPL auction, the slow left-arm orthodox was bought by Delhi Capitals for ₹40 lakh, for whom she played from 2023 to 2025. Later, RCB signed Yadav for ₹65 lakh, and she went on to be part of Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s second WPL title-winning campaign.

Radha Yadav’s Brand Endorsements and Sponsorship Deals

The 26-year-old women’s cricketer is represented by Baseline Ventures, whose portfolio includes major deals with brands such as Kotak Mahindra Bank, Nike and Qua, along with digital campaigns for companies such as ABC Health Insurance.

The historic Women’s World Cup win has given Yadav’s brand endorsement deals and fees a skyrocketing boost. Reportedly, her brand deal fees range from ₹15 lakh to ₹35 lakh.

The women’s cricketer’s exact brand value has not been officially revealed, and for now, her ₹65 lakh IPL auction price with RCB is considered her valuation. However, the actual figure could be higher, although no details are available.

Yadav’s Income Sources: How Does She Make Money?

SourceIncome
BCCI Salary₹10 lakh annually
Match Fees₹24 lakh combining Test, ODI, and T20 fees
WPL Salary₹65 lakh
Endorsement₹15 lakh to ₹35 lakh
Other AppearancesN/A

By Nachiketa D

Nachiketa D is a cricket writer with a passion for telling stories from the world of cricket. Beyond analyzing matches, players, and the moments that shape the game, he enjoys exploring the sport through a deeper lens. When he’s not following cricket, Nachiketa loves traveling solo, discovering new places, and experiencing different cultures along the way.

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