Captains guiding their teams to the Asia Cup 2025 come from a variety of cricketing backgrounds, and their net worths differ. Some captains are extremely wealthy because to substantial contracts with foreign boards, participation in high-paying franchise leagues, and brand sponsorships. Their regular performances and star power enable them to command high salaries and endorsements, placing them among the most financially successful figures in the sport.

On the other hand, a few captains come from cricketing countries where the sport is still growing financially. While their earnings may not be as high as those of multi-millionaires, they are nevertheless respectable because to central contracts, regional competitions, and selective brand endorsement.

Net Worth of all captains in the Asia Cup 2025

Afghanistan — Rashid Khan

Rashid Khan, Afghanistan’s premier spinner, is predicted to be earning over USD 4 million (INR 30 crore) by 2025. Rashid’s annual compensation from the Afghanistan Cricket Board is INR 72.82 lakh, making him the highest-paid Afghan cricketer. His largest profits come from the Indian Premier League (IPL). Rashid has earned more than INR 85 crore since his debut, and the Gujarat Titans have retained him for INR 18 crore in preparation for IPL 2025.

Notably, he runs RK19, a clothing line that donates 5% of its sales to the Rashid Khan Foundation, which helps disadvantaged children in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, the cricketer lives in a luxury home in Jalalabad and owns a property in Dubai. His automotive collection includes a Land Rover Vogue and a Toyota Fortuner, and he once auctioned off his Mitsubishi Outlander to benefit wildfire victims.

Sri Lanka — Charith Asalanka

Sri Lankan skipper Charith Asalanka has become one of the country’s most reliable middle-order batters. As of 2024-25, Asalanka’s net worth is estimated at around USD 3 million, primarily earned through Sri Lanka Cricket contracts, match fees, domestic leagues, and brand endorsements.

A major boost to his earnings came from the Lanka Premier League (LPL), where the Jaffna Kings signed him for USD 80,000 in the 2023 auction, making him one of the most expensive players of the season. The southpaw reportedly owns a stylish house in Colombo and drives a luxury car. In addition, he endorses several brands.

Bangladesh — Litton Das

Bangladesh’s wicketkeeper-batter, who became the skipper in 2025, has seen financial growth over the years. As of 2025, his net worth is estimated to be around USD 3 million. A centrally contracted player with the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Litton earns about USD 50,000 annually from his contract, alongside match fees of USD 2,500 per Test, USD 1,500 per ODI, and USD 1,000 per T20I.

In franchise cricket, he bagged INR 50 lakh from Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2023 and earned USD 80,000 from Dhaka Capitals in the 2025 BPL season. Over the years, his consistent performances have made him one of Bangladesh’s highest-paid cricketers. He owns a modern home in Dhaka and has invested in a few luxury cars.

UAE — Muhammad Waseem

Muhammad Waseem began his cricketing dreams from Mian Channu in Pakistan and went on to lead the UAE cricket team. As of 2025, his net worth stands at approximately USD 2 million (INR 16 crore), thanks to his international match fees, central contracts, and lucrative franchise deals.

Waseem reportedly earns between USD 24,000 and USD 60,000 annually through his UAE central contract, while his franchise league salaries bring in an additional USD 60,000 to USD 120,000 every year. His stint with the Chattogram Challengers in the Bangladesh Premier League adds another USD 40,000 to his income. He owns a luxurious car and resides in a lavish home in the UAE with his wife and their son.

Oman — Jatinder Singh

Jatinder Singh’s career with Oman has also guided his financial strength. The Ludhiana-born and later settled in Muscat, and his net worth is in the range of USD 80,000 to USD 120,000 through cricket contracts and match fees, from the Oman Cricket Board. Alongside match contracts, he has income sources through local brand partnerships and endorsements, including tie-ups with cricket gear companies like Valiant Bat. Residing in Muscat with his family, he owns a well-furnished house.