Tim Hays David, also known as Tim David, is an Australian international cricketer born on 16, 1996. He began his cricket career by playing for the Singapore National Team in July 2019 and later switched to Australia in 2022. He was part of the Australian cricket team in the 2022 T20 World Cup.
In the IPL, he has been a part of the Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2021–2022, and he is currently a part of the Mumbai Indians since 2022. He is a middle-order batter with a height of 6 feet 2 inches and is of Singaporean-Australian nationality.
Tim David Net Worth in 2025
Tim David is believed to have a net worth of $2.5 million, which is ₹ 20 crore rupees. He gathered this huge wealth through cricket contracts, IPL salaries, sponsorships and brand endorsements.
Name
Tim David
Net Worth in 2025 in ISD
$ 5 million, approx
Net Worth in 2025 in rupees
₹ 35 Crore, approx
Profession
Cricketer
Sources of income
Cricket tournaments, Sponsorships and endorsements.
Tim David comes from a family with a cricket background. His father, Rod David, is a former Singapore international cricketer who was a part of the Singapore 1997 ICC Trophy. After his cricket career, his family moved to Singapore, where his father worked as an engineer.
However, during the Asian financial crisis, his father moved back to Australia when Tim was two years old and he then grew up in Perth. Tim attended Scotch College for his higher studies, which was considered a prestigious school in the western suburbs of Perth.
Tim David Wife: Stephanie Kershaw
Tim David got married to a woman named Stephanie Kershaw on July 18’ 2023, in a private wedding ceremony in Perth in the presence of friends and family. Currently, the couple does not have any children but is planning to have one soon.
Tim David Career
Tim David has had an impressive cricket career. Below are a few career highlights that shaped his career and his present net worth:
Year
Event
Description
1996
Early Life
Born in Singapore to Australian parents on March 16, 1996,. He moved back to Australia at age two, grew up in Perth, and was introduced to cricket by his father, Rod David.
2018-19
Domestic Career
Offered a state contract by WA but didn’t make the senior cut. Focused on white-ball cricket, played for Singapore, including the T20 World Cup qualifier in 2019.
2019
International Career
He started with Singapore in the 2019 ICC T20 World Cup qualifiers, later switched to Australia, making his debut in a T20I against India in 2022.
Ongoing
T20 Leagues
Played in various T20 leagues globally, including BBL, PSL, CPL, The Hundred, IPL, SA20, and MLC.
2021-2022
IPL Stint
Played for RCB in 2021, then picked by MI for INR 8.25 crore in 2022. Impressive strike rate, retained by MI for subsequent seasons.
Ongoing
Playing Style
Known for hard-hitting batting style, he is a powerful middle-order batter who can bowl seam-up and off-spin. His height of 6 feet 5 inches gives him an advantage when playing big shots.
Current
Current Stats
T20I batting average of 39.33 with a strike rate of 163.64. In ODIs, the batting average is 11.25 with a strike rate of 84.91.
Tim David Sources of Income
Tim David has had a few main sources of income that helped him collect his wealth, the details of which are below:
Income Source
Description
IPL Salary
Tim David earns INR 8.2 crore from the Mumbai Indians in the IPL.
BBL Salary
Tim David earns an undisclosed amount from Hobart Hurricanes in the BBL.
PSL Salary
Tim David earns $130,000 from Multan Sultans in the PSL.
The Hundred Salary
Tim David earns £50,000 from Southern Brave in The Hundred.
T10 Blast Salary
Tim David earns an undisclosed amount from Lancashire County Cricket Club in the T10 Blast.
National Cricket Team Contract
Tim David is yet to get a contract from the Australian board, but it is expected soon.
Match Fees
Tim David earns AUD 15,000 for ODI matches and AUD 10,000 for T20I matches for the Australian national team.
Brand Endorsements
Tim David has no brand endorsements as of now.
Personal Investments
Tim David may have personal investments and assets that contribute to his income.
