An Australian rugby player, Cooper Cronk currently plays as a halfback for the "Sydney Roosters" in the NRL. The 35 years old successful player has played for Melbourne Storm, Australia's national rugby league team, Queensland rugby league team and NRL All Stars, etc.
Cooper has been honored with Dally M Player of the Year, Dally M Halfback of the Year, Clive Churchill Medal as well as the Rugby League World Golden Boot Award.
The current net worth of Cronk is estimated to be $5 million. He receives around $1 million as an annual wage, making him one of the highest players in the NRL. As of 2014, his yearly salary is estimated at 625,000 AUD. The player doesn't boast about his net worth and likes to keep it private so there is no way to find out the exact details of his net worth.
Cooper Cronk has an estimated net worth of $5 Million. SOURCE: Instagram- @coopercronk_ Cronk and his wife bought a $3.5 million worth house in 2017 in Sydney. Cooper Cronk's wife loves to travel and posts numerous pictures of her weekend on Instagram. His wife has a golden "Volkswagen car".
Cooper Cronk got married to his long-term partner, Tara Rushton in Jonah’s restaurant in an intimate beachside ceremony in Sydney on December 14, 2017. His wife, Tara Rushton is a popular personality who currently works as a sports presenter and journalist.
Cooper Cronk is married to Tara Rushton. SOURCE: Instagram- @coopercronk_ After their marriage, the couple transferred into their new $3.5 million four-bedroom Mosman house with a pool and underwater feature wall in Mosman. His wife sold her apartment before buying a new one. The couple got married at a low-key reception.
The duo began their love affair in 2015 and later they got engaged in 2017 Christmas. The husband and wife are often seen enjoying their holidays in the world's most expensive destination. They do not have any children yet.
Cooper Cronk was born on December 5, 1983, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia as Cooper Patrick Cronk with the star sign of "Sagittarius".
Cronk played junior baseball for the Runcorn Indian. He then enrolled at St. Laurence’s College, South Brisbane for around six years where he represented his School’s 1st XV rugby union team for a couple of years.
Cronk was selected for the North Devils team and established himself in the competition in a short duration. For the club, he scored 37 tries in the Queensland Cup. Cronk's first debut match came for the Melbourne Storm in 2004 where he played five-eighth, hooker, and lock position.
Cooper Cronk celebrating with his friends. SOURCE: Instagram- @coopercronk_ Cooper Cronk then held a captain position in the 2008 NRL Grand Final against Manly Sea Eagles. Moreover, he played in the 2009 NRL Grand Final against Parramatta Eels. He didn’t play in the 2010 World Club Challenge because of his surgery on his groin. He extended his contract with the team on March 29, 2012.
Cooper Cronk later broke an arm on May 28, 2014, in the 2014 State of Origin Series. In 2016, he was named as the fifth NRL Player in history with the record 200 wins from 289 games. He is a member of the team that won, the 2012 NRL Grand Final, the 2013 World Club Challenge, and the 2017 NRL Grand Final, etc.
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Throughout his career in Melbourne Storm, Cooper Cronk has been honored with the Rugby League World Golden Boot Award (2016), Clive Churchill Medal (2012), Dally M Halfback of the Year (2006,2011-2013, 2016), and Dally M Player of the Year (2013, 2016), etc. He then announced his retirement in 2017.
Cooper Cronk then joined the "Sydney Roosters" in 2018 for two seasons believed to be worth around $ 2 million. Moreover, Cooper Cronk is also passionate about cricket and is often seen enjoying crickets game. Recently, he watches on as the Sydney Sixers team hammer the Brisbane Heat team on January 18, 2018. His team is set to face Billy Slater's Melbourne Storm in the NRL grand final.
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Cooper Cronk is a former international player who has represented his national team from 2007 to 2017 where he played 38 matches and made 16 tries and 64 points. He was also included in the Queensland rugby league team from 2010-2017. For the team, he has played in 22 matches, 3 tries, and made 14 points.
