Have you ever wondered how much cricket commentators money earns their voice and insight into the game? Former Indian cricket and popular commentator Aakash Chopra recently gave fans a rare view of the economy of sports broadcasting during an interview with an entrepreneur and influencer Raj Shamani.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!When Chopra asked about the annual income of the commentator, he explained that the structure of the reward generally depends on the experience, reputation and the number of covered days of the match. He said that junior or fresher commentators usually earn between 35,000 Rs and 40,000 Rs a day, often work about 100 days a year – although reaching this number can be challenging due to competition and planning.This is reflected in about 2-2.5 lakh per month, assuming consistent tasks throughout the year. Chopra, however, added that the numbers can rise for seasoned names that have established themselves as broadcast brands.
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“For older or best commentators, the reward can go to RS 6-10 Lakh a day,” Chopra revealed, indicating a sharp contrast between newcomers and veterans. When Raj Shamani calculated an annual estimate, he pointed out that the most important commentator working around 100 days could make CRS 10-12 a year-Postava, which Chopra agreed, was realistic.These earnings depend on tournaments, such as the Indian Premier League (IPL), bilateral series and ICC events, where comments are among the most lucrative in the sports media industry.Aakash Chopra, who worked with several transmitters, emphasized how the comment developed in a serious and competitive profession, combined expertise, presentation and the value of entertainment.Since explanation of the field tactics to the involvement of millions of fans, modern cricket commentators have become as recognizable as the players themselves-as they revealed this discussion, financial rewards for the best business can be really stunning.
