<p>Indian cricketers own some of the most beautiful homes which often reflects their success and lavish lifestyle. From MS Dhoni farmhouse in Ranchi to Virat Kohli stylish home in Gurgaon, Indian cricketers have used their wealth to build some of the most stunning homes. But have you ever wonder which one is the most luxurious and who owns the most expensive house? Lets explore the top five richest homes owned by Indian cricketers.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1. MS Dhoni – Kailashpati Farmhouse, Ranchi (Rs 100 Crore)</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>MS Dhoni’s $12M ($1 = 80 INR) farmhouse in Ranchi is spread over 7 acres and shows his love for open spaces and greenery. The property has a big garage filled with his cars and bikes, a large swimming pool, a modern gym and indoor sports areas.</p><p><br><strong>2. Virat Kohli – Gurgaon Bungalow (Rs 80 Crore)</strong></p><p>Virat Kohli owns a $10M high-tech and modern bungalow in Gurgaon, this large house has huge glass windows for amazing views, a stylish bar, a big living room with wooden touches and a beautiful shaped pool.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>3. Yuvraj Singh – Apartment in Worli, Mumbai (Rs 64 Crore)</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Yuvraj Singh lives in a $8.5M luxury apartment in Mumbai's elite Worli area. It is located in Omkar 1973 Towers and has beautiful views of the Arabian Sea. With elegant interiors and high-end facilities it reflects his classy lifestyle.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>4. Sachin Tendulkar – Bandra House, Mumbai (Rs 38 Crore)</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Sachin Tendulkar $4.75M home in Bandra in Mumbai is a 6,000 square foot mansion he bought in 2007. The three-level house combines modern and traditional design and includes a private temple, a large terrace and welcoming interiors.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>5. Rohit Sharma – Worli Apartment, Mumbai (Rs 30 Crore)</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Rohit Sharma owns a luxurious apartment in Ahuja Towers, located on the 29th floor in Worli, Mumbai. Worth $3.75 million, the home features tall glass windows with stunning sea views and includes a separate area for work meetings making it ideal for both personal and professional use.</p>

From MS Dhoni farmhouse in Ranchi to Virat Kohli stylish home in Gurgaon, Indian cricketers have used their wealth to build some of the most stunning homes. But have you ever wonder which one is the most luxurious? Lets explore the top five richest homes owned by Indian cricketers.

Indian cricketers own some of the most beautiful homes which often reflects their success and lavish lifestyle. From MS Dhoni farmhouse in Ranchi to Virat Kohli stylish home in Gurgaon, Indian cricketers have used their wealth to build some of the most stunning homes. But have you ever wonder which one is the most luxurious and who owns the most expensive house? Lets explore the top five richest homes owned by Indian cricketers. 1. MS Dhoni – Kailashpati Farmhouse, Ranchi (Rs 100 Crore) MS Dhoni’s $12M ($1 = 80 INR) farmhouse in Ranchi is spread over 7 acres and shows his love for open spaces and greenery. The property has a big garage filled with his cars and bikes, a large swimming pool, a modern gym and indoor sports areas. 2. Virat Kohli – Gurgaon Bungalow (Rs 80 Crore) Virat Kohli owns a $10M high-tech and modern bungalow in Gurgaon, this large house has huge glass windows for amazing views, a stylish bar, a big living room with wooden touches and a beautiful shaped pool. 3. Yuvraj Singh – Apartment in Worli, Mumbai (Rs 64 Crore) Yuvraj Singh lives in a $8.5M luxury apartment in Mumbai's elite Worli area. It is located in Omkar 1973 Towers and has beautiful views of the Arabian Sea. With elegant interiors and high-end facilities it reflects his classy lifestyle. 4. Sachin Tendulkar – Bandra House, Mumbai (Rs 38 Crore) Sachin Tendulkar $4.75M home in Bandra in Mumbai is a 6,000 square foot mansion he bought in 2007. The three-level house combines modern and traditional design and includes a private temple, a large terrace and welcoming interiors. 5. Rohit Sharma – Worli Apartment, Mumbai (Rs 30 Crore) Rohit Sharma owns a luxurious apartment in Ahuja Towers, located on the 29th floor in Worli, Mumbai. Worth $3.75 million, the home features tall glass windows with stunning sea views and includes a separate area for work meetings making it ideal for both personal and professional use.

<p>From MS Dhoni farmhouse in Ranchi to Virat Kohli stylish home in Gurgaon, Indian cricketers have used their wealth to build some of the most stunning homes. But have you ever wonder which one is the most luxurious? Lets explore the top five richest homes owned by Indian cricketers.</p>

From Dhoni’s $12M Ranchi farmhouse to Kohli’s $10M Gurgaon mansion – A look at the top 5 lavish homes owned by Indian cricketers

<p>On Tuesday (August 15), former Indian captain Virat Kohli took to his official Instagram account to slam reports which claimed that he will build&nbsp;a cricket pitch at his new farmhouse in Alibaug. It is to be noted that Kohli-Anushka Sharma's new farmhouse is under construction at the moment. Recently, they were also seen paying a visit to the farmhouse to check on the details of the construction.</p>

<p>While there were rumours that the star batter is investing in building a cricket pitch at the farmhouse, he has now dismissed all such claims. "Bachpan se jo akhbaar Padha hai, wo bhi fake news chaapne lage ab (The newspaper&nbsp;which I have read since childhood, has&nbsp;also started publishing fake news)," said Kohli on his Instagram story on Tuesday.</p>

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<strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/asia-cup-2023-pakistan-have-the-edge-india-not-settled-at-the-moment-feels-former-spinner-danish-kaneria-625716">Asia Cup 2023: Pakistan have the edge, India not settled at the moment, feels former spinner Danish Kaneria</a></strong></p>

<p>At present, Kohli is gearing up to represent India in the forthcoming Asia Cup 2023 edition, to be jointly held in Pakistan and Sri Lanka. India will open their campaign versus arch-rivals Pakistan on September 02 in Pallekele. They are placed in Group A along with Pakistan and Nepal and are expected to meet the Men in Green once again in the Super Four. The two heavyweights might also come face to face in the summit clash, which will be a first in the history of the tournament, to be held on September 17 in Colombo.</p>

<p>Ahead of the Asia Cup, former Indian batter Robin Uthappa opined on whether Kohli can break Sachin Tendulkar's record of 100 centuries. Kohli took his century tally to 76 after the West Indies tour, where he only played an ODI and two Tests. In this regard, Uthappa told TOI, "Virat (Kohli) doesn't really care about breaking records any more. We as people and fans are obsessed with it. He would much rather win matches for India irrespective of those hundreds. Virat's focus will be on winning matches for India in the Asia Cup and World Cup. He doesn't really care about the records."</p>

<p>Uthappa added, "Whether he (Virat) achieves that milestone (breaking Sachin's ODI centuries record) during the Asia Cup, World Cup or at any (other) point in his career, it doesn't matter because his sole focus is on winning matches for India, not his hundreds."</p>

<p>Kohli will certainly want his bat to do all the talking in the remainder of 2023, with two big events - the Asia Cup and home ODI World Cup&nbsp;in October-November&nbsp;-&nbsp;on the cards.</p>

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On Tuesday (August 15), former Indian captain Virat Kohli took to his official Instagram account to slam reports which claimed that he will build a cricket pitch at his new farmhouse in Alibaug.

On Tuesday (August 15), former Indian captain Virat Kohli took to his official Instagram account to slam reports which claimed that he will build a cricket pitch at his new farmhouse in Alibaug. It is to be noted that Kohli-Anushka Sharma's new farmhouse is under construction at the moment. Recently, they were also seen paying a visit to the farmhouse to check on the details of the construction. While there were rumours that the star batter is investing in building a cricket pitch at the farmhouse, he has now dismissed all such claims. "Bachpan se jo akhbaar Padha hai, wo bhi fake news chaapne lage ab (The newspaper which I have read since childhood, has also started publishing fake news)," said Kohli on his Instagram story on Tuesday. Also read: Asia Cup 2023: Pakistan have the edge, India not settled at the moment, feels former spinner Danish Kaneria At present, Kohli is gearing up to represent India in the forthcoming Asia Cup 2023 edition, to be jointly held in Pakistan and Sri Lanka. India will open their campaign versus arch-rivals Pakistan on September 02 in Pallekele. They are placed in Group A along with Pakistan and Nepal and are expected to meet the Men in Green once again in the Super Four. The two heavyweights might also come face to face in the summit clash, which will be a first in the history of the tournament, to be held on September 17 in Colombo. Ahead of the Asia Cup, former Indian batter Robin Uthappa opined on whether Kohli can break Sachin Tendulkar's record of 100 centuries. Kohli took his century tally to 76 after the West Indies tour, where he only played an ODI and two Tests. In this regard, Uthappa told TOI, "Virat (Kohli) doesn't really care about breaking records any more. We as people and fans are obsessed with it. He would much rather win matches for India irrespective of those hundreds. Virat's focus will be on winning matches for India in the Asia Cup and World Cup. He doesn't really care about the records." Uthappa added, "Whether he (Virat) achieves that milestone (breaking Sachin's ODI centuries record) during the Asia Cup, World Cup or at any (other) point in his career, it doesn't matter because his sole focus is on winning matches for India, not his hundreds." Kohli will certainly want his bat to do all the talking in the remainder of 2023, with two big events - the Asia Cup and home ODI World Cup in October-November - on the cards. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Former India captain Virat Kohli rubbishes reports of building cricket pitch in Alibaug farmhouse

<p>Chennai's skipper MS Dhoni has returned to his farmhouse in Ranchi after winning the eleventh edition of Indian Premier League after defeating Hyderabad in the finals at Wankhede Stadium.</p>

<p>The victory has become emotional for the "Yellow Brigade" as MS Dhoni-led Chennai marked a return after serving a two-year ban and produced a stunning performance to clinch the trophy for the third time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Tuesday, MS Dhoni's wife shared a video on Instagram in which she gave a sneak peak of his beautiful house in Ranchi and captioned it "Back home !!!"</p>

<p>After winning the IPL trophy, the cricketer along with his wife Sakshi Dhoni and daughter Ziva has returned to their Ranchi farmhouse to spend some quality where their pet dogs were waiting to welcome them.</p>

<p>The farmhouse named 'Kailashpati' has a gymnasium, swimming pool, park, and even a few indoor stadiums for several sports.</p>

<p>The farmhouse spread across seven acres reportedly took three years to build.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is embellished with plush interior decoration with high-end and classy upholsteries. The property looked mammoth with enormous greenery and offers privacy for the Dhonis.</p>

<p><em>Watch the video here:</em></p>

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Chennai's skipper MS Dhoni has returned to his farmhouse in Ranchi after winning the eleventh edition of Indian Premier League

Chennai's skipper MS Dhoni has returned to his farmhouse in Ranchi after winning the eleventh edition of Indian Premier League after defeating Hyderabad in the finals at Wankhede Stadium. The victory has become emotional for the "Yellow Brigade" as MS Dhoni-led Chennai marked a return after serving a two-year ban and produced a stunning performance to clinch the trophy for the third time. On Tuesday, MS Dhoni's wife shared a video on Instagram in which she gave a sneak peak of his beautiful house in Ranchi and captioned it "Back home !!!" After winning the IPL trophy, the cricketer along with his wife Sakshi Dhoni and daughter Ziva has returned to their Ranchi farmhouse to spend some quality where their pet dogs were waiting to welcome them. The farmhouse named 'Kailashpati' has a gymnasium, swimming pool, park, and even a few indoor stadiums for several sports. The farmhouse spread across seven acres reportedly took three years to build. It is embellished with plush interior decoration with high-end and classy upholsteries. The property looked mammoth with enormous greenery and offers privacy for the Dhonis. Watch the video here: A post shared by Sakshi Singh Dhoni (@sakshisingh_r) on May 29, 2018 at 7:26am PDT × Back home !!! ????????❤️❤️❤️ A post shared by Sakshi Singh Dhoni (@sakshisingh_r) on May 29, 2018 at 7:21am PDT ×

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