Navjot Singh Sidhu revealed that he was earning ₹25 lakh per day during his return as a commentator for the IPL after a ten-year hiatus.

Navjot Singh Sidhu, the flamboyant former Indian cricketer known for his unique style and witty commentaries, is making a much-anticipated return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) after a decade. Sidhu's iconic 'Sidhuism' has been dearly missed by fans, characterized by his blend of sarcasm, poetry, and insightful player analysis. His presence behind the microphone not only elevated cricket commentary but also made him a prominent figure in the entertainment world, where he commanded substantial fees for his appearances on comedy shows.

Sidhu revealed that despite his lucrative earnings a staggering ₹25 lakh per day during his stint at the IPL – his motivation wasn't solely financial. He expressed that the satisfaction derived from his work transcended monetary gains, emphasizing the joy he found in his craft.

Reflecting on his transition from cricket to commentary, Sidhu admitted to initial doubts about his suitability for the role. However, the emergence of 'Sidhuism'  his distinct style of commentary – bolstered his confidence and carved out a unique niche for him in the industry.

Commenting on the significance of the IPL, Sidhu emphasized its pivotal role in shaping teams for the upcoming T20 World Cup. He praised the caliber of players participating in the IPL, highlighting the importance of their form and adaptability across formats.

In his trademark candid manner, Sidhu lauded the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma for their prowess and adaptability. He expressed optimism about the future of Indian cricket, attributing it to a conducive system that nurtures talent and fosters healthy competition.

Despite India's loss in the recent ICC Men's World Cup, Sidhu remained optimistic about the team's prospects, citing their resilience and the influx of talented newcomers like Hardik Pandya.

When asked about his return to cricket, Sidhu revealed his enduring passion for the sport, likening it to his first love. He credited his sense of humor and mental fortitude for navigating life's challenges, expressing confidence in his ability to make a successful comeback to commentary.

In essence, Navjot Singh Sidhu's return to cricket commentary signifies not just a professional endeavor but a reaffirmation of his enduring love for the game and his unwavering spirit in the face of adversity.