Gautam Gambhir bid adieu to the game almost a decade ago, but he is still everywhere, mostly for his controversial takes, and on-your-face attitude but this season he is also hailed as the master tactician who helmed the resurgence of Kolkata Knight Riders. After years of languishing in mediocrity, the Shreyas Iyer-led side qualified for the playoffs, and they did it in style, winning the most number of games. Gambhir has been an electric presence in the dressing room, and is among the front-runners to succeed Rahul Dravid as the head coach of the Indian national team.
Under Gambhir's captaincy, Kolkata won the Indian Premier League title twice. He is a celebrated captain, and his game-reading skill is second to none. The Knight Riders have benefitted immensely from his comeback, and they are on the cusp of another IPL title. They will be taking on Sunrisers Hyderabad in the first qualifier of the IPL 2024.
Gautam Gambhir's Real Estate
Gambhir resides in a striking mansion in Delhi, the sprawling property is adorned with comfortable wooden furniture, dazzling chandeliers, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer breathtaking views of the lush green surroundings. In addition to his primary residence, Gambhir also owns two other opulent properties in Karol Bagh and Old Rajinder Nagar, boasting a collective value of around Rs 15 crore. These properties serve as further testimony to Gambhir's penchant for refined living and his taste for the finer things in life.
Gambhir's Car Collection
Gautam Gambhir boasts an enviable fleet of high-end automobiles, featuring coveted models such as the sleek Audi Q5, the sophisticated BMW 530D, the reliable Toyota Corolla, and the dependable Maruti Suzuki SX4.
Gautam Gambhir's Net Worth
Gambhir's estimated net worth exceeds Rs 200 crore. Gambhir is currently with Kolkata Knight Riders in a coaching role and often wears the broadcasting hat for multiple channels and streaming platforms. He was also an esteemed Member of Parliament from New Delhi, but he decided not to contest the election again to focus on his cricketing life.
