India skipper Virat Kohli emerged as the only cricketer in the world's top-10 list of highest-earning athletes through sponsored Instagram posts during the lockdown (between March 12 and May 14), according to data collected by 'Attain'. Check out the top- 
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Virat Kohli to Cristiano Ronaldo: 10 highest-earning athletes on Instagram during lockdown

India skipper Virat Kohli emerged as the only cricketer in the world's top-10 list of highest-earning athletes through sponsored Instagram posts during the lockdown (between March 12 and May 14), according to data collected by 'Attain'. Check out the top-10 highest-earning athletes on Instagram during lockdown. 

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Boxer Anthony Joshua | Estimated earning: 121,500 pounds (Rs 1,16,01,316.93)
Brazillian footballer Dani Alves | Estimated earning: 133,694 pounds (Rs 1,27,65,649.93)
Former NBA star Dwayne Wade | Estimated earning: 143,146 pounds (Rs 1,36,69,061.25)
Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic | Estimated earning: 184,413 pounds (Rs 1,76,09,619.50)
Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli | Estimated earning: 379,294 pounds (Rs 3,62,29,807.60)
Former England football captain David Beckham | Estimated earning: 405,359 pounds (Rs 3,87,07,779.55)
Basketball great Shaquille O'Neal | Estimated earning: 583,628 pounds (Rs 5,57,46,996.81)
Brazillian footballer Neymar | Estimated earning: 1.1 million pounds (Rs 10,50,69,833.00)
Argentina footballer Lionel Messi | Estimated earning: 1.2 million pounds (Rs 11,46,21,636.00)
Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo | Estimated earning: 1.8 million pounds (Rs 17,18,65,153.33)

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