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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: IPL 2026 recently ended on May 31, in which Virat Kohli’s team RCB (Royal Challengers Bangalore) won. But still, this time the most talked about player was Rajasthan Royals player, Vaibhav Suryavanshi. Vaibhav Suryavanshi has scored the most runs in this IPL and has received many brand endorsements and gifts along with limelight. After this massive success, Vaibhav has also increased his brand endorsement fees.
Vaibhav increased brand endorsement fees
In fact, according to the report of NDTV Profit, after the massive success in IPL 2026, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has directly doubled his brand endorsement fees. The opening batsman of Rajasthan Royals is now charging around Rs 1.5 crore to Rs 2 crore for the endorsement of a brand. It has also been told in the same report that before this season of IPL, Vaibhav used to charge Rs 1 crore for the endorsement of a brand.
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Which brands are you endorsing?
Bihar’s hard-hitting batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi is currently endorsing two big brands Red Bull and Complan. In future, he will charge the same fee for whatever brand he partners with. The increase in Vaibhav’s endorsement fees has also happened only after IPL 2026. At the age of just 15, Vaibhav has played record-breaking innings in the IPL, which is really praiseworthy. Vaibhav has broken the record of 19 years by scoring a total of 776 runs in this season.
Vaibhav made more records
At the age of just 15, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has surprised everyone with his IPL innings. He broke the record by hitting 72 sixes in just 16 innings. Which is the highest number of sixes hit by any batsman in an IPL season. His brilliant performance with the bat earned him the Most Valuable Player award. The achievement that Vaibhav has achieved in this season is like a dream for anyone.
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