Manav Suthar net worth, salary and Gujarat Titans contract as of 14 October 2026

Manav Suthar’s net worth is not publicly verifiable as of 14 October 2026. What can be documented is his IPL contract history: Gujarat Titans bought him for ₹20 lakh for IPL 2024, bought him back for ₹30 lakh for IPL 2025, and retained him for IPL 2026 at the last publicly listed salary of ₹30 lakh. These are contract prices, not proof of total wealth. [3] [4] [5] [6] His private assets, taxes, investments, endorsement fees and spending are not disclosed in credible sources.

The useful answer, then, is a documented earnings profile rather than a made-up net-worth number. Suthar is a left-arm orthodox spinner and bowling allrounder born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan. He has represented Rajasthan in domestic cricket and India A in pathway cricket, then made his senior India Test debut in June 2026. Gujarat Titans is his IPL employer; it does not change his domestic state identity. [1] [2]

Manav Suthar’s documented IPL salary timeline

The cleanest public record is this three-season sequence:

• IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans bought Suthar for ₹20 lakh at the December 2023 auction. The auction record lists both his ₹20 lakh base price and the ₹20 lakh winning bid. [3]
• IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans bought him back for ₹30 lakh at the November 2024 mega-auction. GT’s own auction recap called him a returning left-arm spinner and stated that he was bought for ₹30 lakh. [4]
• IPL 2026: GT’s retention list published on 15 November 2025 included Suthar. The franchise’s 2026 auction information lists his salary at ₹30 lakh; the dated retention report confirms the place in the squad, even though it does not publish each player’s price. [5] [6]

That is the last documented contract position available for this profile. It is more accurate to write “₹30 lakh retained salary for 2026” than to invent a new raise or assume that a later season has already been agreed. IPL auction and retention values are generally quoted as the season contract amount. They are not a monthly wage, a guaranteed lifetime income, or a net-worth calculation.

Suthar’s public IPL record also shows why the contract price should not be confused with match earnings. Gujarat Titans’ profile lists his IPL debut in 2024 and, through the profile’s current statistics, five matches, one run and two wickets. [1] A squad place and a playing appearance are different things. A player can be contracted, travel with a squad, or be named among reserves without producing the same appearance income as a regular starter.

What the IPL contract does and does not tell us

The ₹20 lakh and ₹30 lakh figures are the documented auction or retention prices attached to Suthar’s IPL seasons. They establish the value of the franchise contract in the public auction record. They do not reveal his take-home pay after tax, agent commission, insurance, other deductions or private arrangements.

They also do not include every possible cricket payment. For example, the IPL Governing Council’s Player Regulations for the 2025–27 cycle introduced a separate ₹7.5 lakh match fee for each playing member, including the Impact Player, in addition to the contracted amount. [7] The rule was new from IPL 2025. ESPNcricinfo’s report on the announcement explained that it was designed to sit on top of the auction contract and that players on the team sheet were the relevant group for the fee. [8]

There is no reliable public match-by-match payment ledger for Suthar in the sources reviewed. This profile therefore does not multiply ₹7.5 lakh by an invented number of games. The correct statement is conditional: if he was a playing member under the applicable IPL rules, the fee would be ₹7.5 lakh for that match, in addition to the contract. A bench listing alone should not be converted into an appearance payment without evidence.

The rule also matters when comparing 2024 with 2025 and 2026. The ₹20 lakh 2024 contract predates the new IPL match-fee policy. The ₹30 lakh 2025 and 2026 figures sit in seasons covered by the 2025–27 regulations, but the public sources do not establish how many qualifying appearances Suthar made in each season. That is why the timeline can document the contract but not a total annual IPL income.

Why Suthar’s domestic identity is Rajasthan, not Gujarat

Suthar was born on 3 August 2002 in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, according to the Gujarat Titans profile and ESPNcricinfo’s player record. Both sources identify him as a slow left-arm orthodox bowler; ESPNcricinfo lists his playing role as bowling allrounder. [1] [2]

His domestic cricket path is Rajasthan. ESPNcricinfo’s 2023 feature described him as a Rajasthan spinner and recorded 44 wickets in his first eight first-class matches, including 39 in six matches during the 2022–23 season. [9] ANI later reported that he was Rajasthan’s leading wicket-taker in that season with 39 wickets in six matches and attributed 90 wickets to his wider 2022–23 domestic campaign. [10]

That distinction is important because “Gujarat Titans” sounds like a state team when read outside the IPL. It is a franchise in the Indian Premier League, while Rajasthan is Suthar’s domestic association. A player can represent one state in the Ranji Trophy and another city or state-branded franchise in the IPL. Suthar’s GT contract is therefore an IPL franchise earning, not a Gujarat domestic contract.

The cricket explanation is also relevant to his earning context. Suthar is not being marketed in the public record as a high-volume specialist batter. His value comes primarily from left-arm orthodox spin, control, flight, changes of pace and the ability to contribute lower down the order. ESPNcricinfo’s profile of his rise highlighted his control against stronger batters, while the later India report described him as a left-arm spin-bowling allrounder. [9] [11]

That skill set can create selection value even when a player is not a regular IPL starter. A left-arm spinner offers a different angle from a right-arm attack, and a bowler who can bat gives a squad another combination. Those are cricket reasons for a franchise to retain a developing player. They are not evidence of private sponsorship rates, appearance fees outside the IPL, or a guaranteed monthly salary.

For broader context on how the league’s contract and team systems work, see the IPL competition guide. Any comparison with other young players should still use documented contracts rather than copying online net-worth ranges. The same standard applies to profiles linked from cricket insights.

India A was a pathway step; senior India came later

Suthar’s India A record should not be described as a senior India contract. He made his List A debut for India A against UAE A on 14 July 2023, according to ESPNcricinfo’s match-history record. [2] During the 2023 ACC Men’s Emerging Teams Cup, ESPNcricinfo reported that he was one of India A’s key bowlers, including a three-wicket performance against Bangladesh A and nine wickets in four matches before the final. [9]

India A is a representative development side. It can be an important bridge to senior selection, but it is not the same as an India Test, ODI or T20I cap. That difference matters when discussing the IPL’s capped and uncapped categories, and it also prevents the common error of presenting an India A appearance as a senior international debut.

By 2026, the status had changed. ESPNcricinfo’s preview ahead of the Afghanistan Test identified Suthar as one of the Rajasthan spinners in contention for a senior India Test cap. [11] Its player record gives his India Test debut as the Afghanistan match at New Chandigarh from 6–8 June 2026. [2] The same record lists his next Test against Sri Lanka in August.

The Sri Lanka match produced a documented milestone. ESPNcricinfo reported that Suthar took 10 for 131 in Galle, the best match figures by an Indian in a Test in Sri Lanka, and became the second Indian man to take five-wicket hauls on both home and away Test debuts. [12] These achievements can improve a player’s future selection and bargaining position, but they do not automatically reveal a new IPL salary or a central contract value.

What can be said about endorsements and sponsored assets?

No credible source reviewed for this profile publishes a personal endorsement contract, sponsorship fee, car collection, house, investment portfolio or other private asset belonging to Suthar. Those items are therefore unknown, not estimates; no monthly salary, personal appearance rate or endorsement value is stated here.

The Gujarat Titans website displays franchise partners and sponsors around Suthar’s player page. That is evidence of the team’s commercial relationships, not proof that Suthar personally endorses every listed brand or receives a separate fee from any of them. A team logo wall cannot be converted into an individual sponsorship asset.

His senior India breakthrough may increase public visibility, and his Test performances may affect future opportunities, but neither is a basis for assigning a brand fee. Adding the ₹20 lakh and ₹30 lakh contract figures would produce a partial gross-contract total, not a balance sheet; it would ignore tax, fees, domestic earnings, match fees, investments, liabilities and payment timing. The only defensible net-worth conclusion is that no verified public estimate is available.

For release and retention terminology, the IPL 2027 retained, released and traded players guide is a useful reference, but Suthar’s 2026 status should be anchored to the dated GT retention evidence cited here. There is no basis in the sources reviewed to claim a 2027 GT deal as of 14 October 2026.

FAQs about Manav Suthar’s earnings and career

What is Manav Suthar’s net worth in 2026?

It is not publicly verified. No credible source reviewed provides an attributed net-worth estimate that can be safely published. His IPL contract values cannot be used as a substitute for net worth.

How much did Manav Suthar earn in IPL 2024?

Gujarat Titans bought him for a documented ₹20 lakh contract price at the IPL 2024 auction. The public record does not establish his net take-home pay or any other income for that season. [3]

What was Manav Suthar’s IPL 2025 salary?

GT bought him back for ₹30 lakh at the IPL 2025 mega-auction. The franchise’s own auction recap describes the purchase and price. [4]

What is Manav Suthar’s IPL 2026 salary?

The latest public contract listing gives ₹30 lakh, and a dated Sportstar report confirms that GT retained him for the 2026 season. No later 2026 contract amendment is documented in the reviewed sources. [5] [6]

Does Manav Suthar receive the IPL ₹7.5 lakh match fee?

The IPL rule says each playing member, including the Impact Player, receives ₹7.5 lakh per match on top of the contract from the 2025–27 cycle. Suthar’s qualifying match count is not published in the sources used here, so no total is calculated. [7] [8]

Is Manav Suthar a Rajasthan or Gujarat cricketer?

He is a Rajasthan domestic cricketer from Sri Ganganagar. Gujarat Titans is his IPL franchise. Those are different competitions and affiliations. [1] [2] [9]

Did Manav Suthar play for India A or senior India?

He played for India A before reaching senior cricket. He then made his senior India Test debut against Afghanistan in June 2026. India A appearances should not be relabelled as senior international caps. [2] [9] [11]

Does Manav Suthar have a verified car, house or brand deal?

No such personal asset or fee is verified in the credible sources reviewed. Gujarat Titans’ team sponsors should not be presented as Suthar’s individual endorsements.