Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Offered ₹12 Crore Bat Sponsorship Deal After IPL 2026 Heroics

Cricket is a game where success brings fame and money. And 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has already earned plenty of attention with his talent. The youngster from Bihar has impressed everyone by taking on some of the best bowlers in the world. After 680 runs at a strike rate of over 240, Sooryavanshi has not only emerged as the top scorer of IPL 2026 but also the favourite cricketer of fans and experts alike. Sooryavanshi’s growing fame seems to be multiplying his brand value.

According to Cric Blogger, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi currently earns around Rs 50 lakh per year from his bat sponsorship deal. His contract also allows him to leave if he receives a better offer. With his rapid rise in cricket, several major companies, including top tyre brands in India, are reportedly interested in signing the teenage sensation as his current sponsorship deal nears its expiry. The report further stated that the youngster has been offered an astronomical Rs 12 crore per year for his bat sponsorship.

Tyre giants reportedly offer massive sponsorship deal to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi

Even one of the interested sponsors has even offered him a blank cheque to secure his endorsement. If the deal materialises, it would mark a significant shift in cricket’s endorsement landscape, underlining Sooryavanshi’s rapid transformation from a promising youngster into a commercial powerhouse.

“If Rishabh Pant, who is only playing one format, can demand an 8 annually, it is quite obvious that Sooryavanshi has hit the roof with his sensational batting," the report quoted a source as saying.

According to media reports, most bat makers can go up to Rs 5 crore, often with performance-based bonuses attached. It is the tyre giants, such as MRF and CEAT, that are now splurging heavily on bat branding deals. While some industry experts remain cautious, suggesting that the valuation may be slightly inflated. However, serious money is indeed being lined up for the prodigy, the report said.