Harsha Bhogle on the Importance of Preparation

[@samirparmar4369]

Then you tell yourself. “When things are tough when they are meant to be because if you do only easy stuff, what’s the difference between you and somebody else? When it gets tough, people realise, who’s good and who’s not!” - Harsha Bhogle is Sachin Tendulkarl of Commentary. The God!

[@netra6970]

No wonder you are there in all the ICC events. These minute things that go on behind the scenes are something us viewers would never even know. In all the ICC events, I make sure I use a VPN to watch the pre-match show of ICC which is magnificent rather than the pregame show of star sports.

[@ashishsinkar1779]

Very much fascinated by the English he speaks. So fluent.I always find something new to listen to

[@drvishwanathnabar8456]

Hats off to you ...there is always something that I get when I listen to you

[@sandipanchatterjee503]

We all look forward to hear from you, always❤❤❤

[@sln7839]

Hi Harsha, watch your feel lecture at IIM. Absolutely awesome. Enjoyed every second of it. Was so insightful. Want to see my teen daughter to see this. This should be played in all the schools. Thanks for this wonderful speech.

[@bharadwaj6584]

As always, it's Harsha as only Harsha can be !

[@guhanms7107]

Hi Harsha sir, I am very big fan to your voice. I have listened to all your videos on youtube to your podcast on the ISRO. I learned English only through your video. When I thought I have exhausted all your videos glad that you have started your channel on YT. Could you please teach us experience on presentation and communication. And a few of the frameworks you use. Hope you dont ask me to join Anita mam's workshop😅. Would like to learn from a legend of your kind definitely I bet you would diagree. Man of humbleness. On you video and podcasts you have mentioned you were not as comfortable as you are now when you started. Would like to learn form your cheat codes

[@Traveeyy]

Don't u think ICC should reduce the stoppage time between toss and a match to 5 or 8 minutes. Literally nowadays nobody watches the toss