What Is Rahul Dravid's Son Salary in Maharaja KSCA T20 2026?

The KSCA Maharaja Trophy auction took place on June 5, 2026. The auction saw a no. of top quality cricketers from Karnataka under the hammer. Karnataka has produced some of the best batsmen in India over the years and continue to impress with their immense talent.

Two of those talented cricketers, Samit Dravid and Anvay Dravid, went under the hammer during the KSCA Maharaja Trophy auction. Both are brothers and are famous because of their family heritage of being the sons of the former India cricketer Rahul Dravid.

What is Rahul Dravid Son Salary in KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2026?

Samit Dravid salary in KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2026 is INR 1.5 lakh. He was signed by Bengaluru Blasters in the KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2026 auction. Samit played in the 2024 KSCA Maharaja Trophy but went unsold in the 2025 auction. He is a right-handed batter and also a useful medium-pacer.

Samit, the elder son of Rahul Dravid, represented Mysuru Warriors in the year 2024. Just like his father, Samit is a talented cricketer and aims to represent India in the future.

On the other hand, Anvay Dravid salary in KSCA Maharaja Trophy 2026 is INR 90,000. The younger son of Rahul Dravid was signed by Kings Mangaluru in the auction. This will be Anvay's first stint in the Maharaja KSCA T20 Trophy and he will be looking to make it a memorable one.

This is a proud occasion for the Dravid family, which is known for its cricketing roots. Rahul Dravid, also known as the Wall of Cricket, is known as one of the greatest batsmen of all time. Not only as a player, Dravid also excelled as the head coach, as India won the T20 World Cup 2024.

Anvay, Samit Rising Through the Ranks

Anvay Dravid has played the Vijay Merchant Trophy for Karnataka and has been quite impressive. He is also a capable wicketkeeper and has showcased his ability in age group cricket. He has also led Karnataka in Under-14 tournaments.

Meanwhile, his brother Samit Dravid was included in the India Under-19 team for the multi-format series against the Australia Under-19 team. He scored 362 runs and picked up 16 wickets in the Cooch Behar Trophy.