IPL 2017: 10 Highest paid players

                                     #1.Virat Kohli-15 crore
 Virat Kohli, India’s Test captain. He was bron Nov 05, 1988 (28 years). He played two important knocks - 37 in the second ODI and 54 in the fourth - both of which resulted in India winning, thereby enabling them to win the series as well.
 Batting Career Summary :

M Inn NO Runs HS Avg BF SR 100 200 50 4s 6s
Test 60 101 7 4658 235 49.55 8315 56.02 17 4 14 526 13
ODI 199 191 32 8767 183 55.14 9584 91.48 30 0 45 818 95
T20I 52 48 13 1852 90 52.91 1360 136.18 0 0 17 199 35
IPL 149 141 23 4418 113 37.44 3403 129.83 4 0 30 382 159


                                   #2.Ben Stoke-14.5 crore
 Benjamin Andrew "Ben" Stokes (born 4 June 1991) is an English international cricketer who is the current vice captain of the English Test team. Born in christchurch, New Zealand.
International Records :
  • Second fastest Test double hundred in terms of balls faced.24
  • Fastest 250 in Tests for which he took 196 balls.25 26 27
  • Second highest number of sixes in a Test innings – 11 sixes28
  • Most runs in a Test innings at the sixth position – 258 runs29
  • Most runs in the first session of a day in Tests – 130 runs30 31
  • Highest Test partnership for the sixth wicket. He achieved this feat against south africa when he made a partnership of 399 runs with Jonny Bairstow.32
#3.MS Dhani-12.5 crore
                 #4.Shikhar Dhawan-12.5 crore
 #5.Tymal Maills-12 crore
              #6.Rohit Sharma-11.5 crore
  #7.Gautam Gambir-10 crore
         #8.Kieron Pollard-9.7 crore
 #9.Suresh Raina-9.5 crore
  #10.AB de Villiers-9.5 

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