Harsha Bhogle’s Top Moments & Performers From Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25

[@rahulmandal3230]

My Top 5 Performances: 1: Harsha Bhogle's apparent reluctance to hold senior players accountable, especially after the MS incident, choosing to avoid tough questions. 2:Our "super coach" Gautam Gambhir, whose press conference demeanor made it seem as if India won 3-1 against Australia, despite the reality. 3:Commentators like Jatin Sapru and Aakash Jhopda, who either lack the courage or refuse to question senior players on their poor form. 4:The PR teams of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, shamelessly managing fan army accounts to push narratives. 5:Virat Kohli's questionable behavior of mimicking the sandpaper incident-focus on scoring runs instead of indulging in such antics.

[@loveyourself-n6y]

Jatin Shapru 🤡

[@rahulpnair24]

Agreed. Indian cricket players consider themselves to be greater than the team and the fans are partly to blame for this since we revere them and create a god like aura around them. I have long been a fan of Rohit Sharma and his graceful shots but his comments after the last match clearly shows his arrogance. After that interview alone he doesn't deserve to captain the team. Kohli has long been underperforming but has managed to retain his place. The fact remains that these players consider the Indian cricket team as their throne. Also no human being wud willingly want to give up on the fame and money that comes with playing/captaining the side. So tough decisions need to be taken by the coach and selectors. Also unbiased commentary needs to be done by commentators like Harsha bhogle. Sadly all these things are lacking. Sorry state for indian cricket.

[@loveyourself-n6y]

Sam Konstas : firepower 50 in his debut Usman Khawaja : 1 fifty & 1 crucial forty in the last inning Marnus Labuschagne: 3 fifties Steve Smith: 2 centuries Travis Head: 2 centuries and one half century ; highest run scorer Mitchell Marsh: one forty and great catches Alex Carey : crucial 216 runs with amazing catches Deau Webster: fifty in debut inning and remained not out while winning Pat Cummins: 25 wickets, 1 fifer, 159 runs M Starc: 18 wickets with one fifer Scott Boland : 21 wickets in only 3 matches with one 6 wicket haul Nathan Lyon: 9 crucial wickets in always crucial times

[@R.MadridMessi-Cr7Barca]

Nearly 10 years ago Sydney marked the beginning of something special under Virat Kohli’s leadership. His 692 runs in that series weren’t just numbers; they were a statement earning him the title of "King" & ushering in a golden era for Indian Test cricket. Fast forward to the present day in Sydney & though Kohli is no longer the captain fate had its own plans. For one final time he found himself leading the side. But this time the script didn’t go his way. India not only lost the series but Kohli also ended what might be his final Test series against Australia on a disappointing note. India lost & Kohli once revered as the *King* left Sydney with the sting of being labeled a *Clown* by the Australian media. The Australian media taunts calling him a *Clown"* might sting but they also highlight how far things have fallen since that glorious beginning. Between 2016-2018, Kohli was unstoppable, averaging over 75 in consecutive years & converting 50s into 100s with ease. But his career now seems like one of a brilliant peak, much like Mohammad Yousuf of Pak but Miandad & Younis Khan are considered better there..in a similar way Tendulkar, Dravid & Gavaskar remain far ahead in Tests from India. Kohli's decline began post-2019, especially during the WTC cycle (2019-2021), where his average dropped alarmingly..19.33 in 2020, 28.21 in 2021, & 26.50 in 2022. Burnout from playing all formats & skipping domestic cricket may have stopped him from fixing old flaws, like chasing wide deliveries & struggling against spin. Against left-arm spinners, his avg collapsed from 106 (2015-2019) to 31 (2020-2023). Before 2023 his last test century was in 2019, & recent centuries often came in easy situations, not when the team was under pressure. His ability against the new ball has also declined. While Kohli has played a few standout innings, like in the T20 WC, his form overall has dipped. From being the team’s backbone, he’s now part of the problems. Question is has he worked to improve? Unlike Rahane or Pujara, who played domestic matches & sought expert help like Pravin Amre, there’s little evidence of Kohli making efforts to address his weaknesses. Legends like Sachin & Dravid constantly evolved their games for Warne & Sri Lanka..what has Kohli done to adapt?

[@shaundwyer4534]

The greatest bowler I’ve ever seen from a touring bowler. Outstanding and a privilege to watch him play - I am Australian and saw the great West Indians of the 70s / 80s.

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Yes kohli is overrated and kohli is settled in Uk using India cricket as part time .. he rather quit and give chance to youngsters

[@James-gx9gn]

Forget about legends, all the other Fab Four batters have evolved and still perform for their nations. Prior to the start of this series, Steve Smith was playing domestic cricket in order to prepare for the BGT and to find form. What did Virat do?

[@sanjayprakash471]

@@deepalakshmi5890spot on. Kohli highly overrated and stupid.

[@damienmartin4860]

He has adapted by popping out a second kid

[@ars-II]

I genuinely liked the more neutral Harsha Bhogle's commentary and views

[@sujithsantosh3101]

Now he is a pr

[@rajmen1]

He's a Pro. His priority is pro bcci.

[@damienmartin4860]

All fake ones now

[@anuruddhamadushan7431]

Yes rather than Sunny 😂

[@gangster125]

Agreed. Now he is like every other Indian commentator.

[@roshan3097]

I genuinely feel Pat Cummins' performance deserved to be no 1. Not taking anything away from the brilliant Bumrah...He did almost everything Bumrah did but also played a few crucial innings as well as led like a champion. Cummins number 1 for me.

[@nikunjdixit3225]

Bumrah's bowling impact was just too much for anyone to take number 1 slot. Cummins would be number 1 if not for what Bumrah did time and again.

[@ray.shoesmith]

Anyone would think what Bumrah did on this tour is something never seen before. Mitchell Johnson took 37 wickets in a 5 Test series in the 2013/14 Ashes, Warne took 40 in 2005...it's not a miracle

[@shamdeshmukh2536]

For me too

[@ashishsuman9347]

Most of the Johnson wicket was not as good as bumrah😅, Johnson did it against England in his homeground while bumrah did it against aus in their homeground in just 7.5 innings 🥶😮,it was once in a lifetime performanc.​@@ray.shoesmith

[@ashishsuman9347]

Not at all 😅, starc,head was the of defeat in Adelaide,in melbourne Cummins was mainly reason with Smith,in last match it was Boland 😅, but in case of bumrah he outperformed Cummins in every match even in melbourne (if siraj had supported him in 91/6). Stop watching scorecard, watch live cricket, those who seen luve cricket knows how dangerous was bumrah,most of Cummins wicket was gifted and some were controversary,like Sundar one.

[@kiriakoz]

Indians think it's a good thing that Jasprit Bumrah was by far the best player in the series, but India might've lost 4-1 if not for the rain in Brisbane and for them to be so reliant on a 31 year old with a history of back injury, is that a good thing? The less is to have a balanced team, like the Aussies. A population of only 25 million but still have 4 top class seamers.

[@prachotandevulapalli6670]

McSweeney and Labuschagne surviving the third session of Day 1 Adelaide Test under the lights literally defined the series for me. Had Bumrah and Co replicated Perth Day 1 heroics, things could’ve been different and Head would’ve come to bat within the first 15 overs. It was all set up for a repeat but the Indian pacers surprisingly missed their lengths.

[@rishabhverma2675]

Sir, We want old harsha bhogle back who didnt minced his words on commentary.... You have stopped calling spade a spade... We dont want grey shade... In australia commentators, ex cricketers openly criticize their performance with their names... in india we dont do that.... why???

[@sureshramanujam7435]

HaHa you are my man

[@rajmen1]

Money matters ..if u speak the truth then u r out of job.

[@sanjayprakash471]

Definitely agree. Harsha has for a long time lost his journalistic credibility and integrity. Very very poor journalism with no regard to call a spade a spade.

[@AshishThomashere]

India lost at the moment they thought they got to intimidate a 19 year old guy. It was simple, those scoops literally hurt the egos of our players.

[@siddheshpoojari9666]

Nobody realises how true this is

[@TheEliteMan723]

So true What a fall of ict

[@jasonalex9917]

Top Performers in BGT 2024 are 1. Bumrah, 2. Cummins, 3. Head, 4. Boland, 5. Jaiswal 🔥🔥❤️

[@sln7839]

Love the way boland carries himself. Very humble person and does the job.

[@ranjithr1419]

Scott Boland, he is the one who made the difference in this series, he attacked the stumps more than the other two and took crucial wickets while keeping pressure on..and Aus won all three tests he played .Hazlewood's injury actually benefited Australia ..

[@kriswarrior9553]

Sugar and sugar syrup fro Bhogle. One of the only channels where a spade is NEVER called a spade!

[@bimarshsir1karki791]

Thoroughly enjoyed this series one the best series in terms of fun drama skill fight emotion,everything was there ,,it was better than movie sholay ❤❤love from nepal

[@Travis_tulla_ultimate_fan]

Stupid Stupid Stupid was the best movement u were also there 😅 your reaction was very funny

[@mohammedshohrat8521]

Totally agree, sam konstas was the reason why Australia won!! India was going fairly but this guy captures their head, they're celebrating his wicket like they won the match!! And that was the difference..... Yashasvi was doing the same in the beginning but Australia didn't take that seriously...... It all started bcoz of Kohli, if he didn't did that, konstas might only play his game then.....

[@sujoypal1464]

My top 5 seemingly small moments, in no particular order, that had a big impact on Australia winning the series- 1. Marnus and McSweeney surviving the night session at Adelaide. 2. Sam Konstas' debut innings leading to stage being set for Marnus and Khawaja to breathe easy. 3. Boland Lyon partnership. Arguably, that partnership resulted in Bumrah overbowling and getting unfit for the deciding day. 4. Jaiswal's run out at Melbourne. 5. Jadeja-Pant's over cautious batting at Sydney in the first innings.

[@darrenwilliamson1226]

I wholeheartedly agree with your analysis. Definitely the most cricket literate post so far

[@sonishankar6008]

Scott Boland was the best....had he played 2 more tests.....My no 1.....indians could hardly do anything, he was the main menace

[@piyushtiwari4190]

Aussies knows where he could perform or not, he would have never done good at gabba Or perth. Those pitches would not have suited him.

[@shamdeshmukh2536]

Smith century at gabba is no 1 for me

[@sastrygarimella1762]

Even though we lost the series it's a fantastic series. Except Adelaide every test went highly competitive. Jaiswal played fantastic innings, Nitish matured innings and Bumrah all time great bowling are positives for India.

[@karthikrajah8680]

Risabh Pant's innings at the SCG. Both of them. To watch both sides of him, that was number 1. He made it look like India had hope as long as he was at the crease. This is in a team with King Kohli, KL Rahul and YB Jaiswal. Sure, Beau Webster also got a 50 in that match, but he had the mighty Australian team behind him which cannot be understated. As mighty as Bumrah had been throughout the series, to watch an Indian batsman come out and hit a six off the first ball of Scott Boland after he tortured everyone the entire innings. He even made him duck when he hit him over his head. That fighting spirit, if the entire team had that spirit in that Test match, we would have won that game. All of the criticism levelled at Pant at the MCG, he came out and showed everyone that he will be one of the greatest players ever.

[@Root-sk3wc]

@karthikrajah8680 After Kohli and Rohit , Risabh Pant should be the first one to be excluded. In the garb of attacking Cricket he throws his wicket every time .This series ,he has wasted at least 5-6 innings.Harry Brook,Tristan Stubbs,Travis Head they all back their natural instincts,but look at them:Harry Brook scored an almost run -a -ball triple test century in pak against pak; two back to back tons(match winning) against nz in nz.Tristan stubbs scored a double century against ban in ban and Travis Head,India's nemesis, had two match winning scintillating tons against India in BGT. How many matches did Risabh Pant win out of 8 (against nz and Aus combined)???.Now some will say he got runs against Nz.yss ,he was in form and got runs but couldn't win us a single game. Honestly speaking he isn't a batter gifted with test match technique as Gavaskar sir Pointed and that is why he tries to slog his way out.Has he the ability to bat 2 sessions patiently?? If not,these players are done away with. Out of 5-6 overseas hundreds that he normally brags 5 were in losing cause.

[@vasa6781]

Pant has weakness of playing attacking shots when bowled from over the wicket, that was a lapse from Aussies in the 2nd innings and pant took advantage of that otherwise Pant's performance was just average in the series.

[@andretaylor1969]

Nicely summarised Harsha.

[@Adharsh6]

Konstas definitely it is a great sign for australia. If he reduces the sledge,

[@nuranichandra2177]

The best moment actually was destroying Bumrahless India in Sydney to clinch the series 3-1 and kick them off WCT finals.

[@Foralltosee1623]

Lets not even kid ourselves had two or three people rocked up with the grit and determination that Bumrah did, I don't believe my team (Australia) would have won. Had back problems came on to bat still, bowled a mammoth amount of overs. Man deserved to win player of the series. Imagine how danger he'd be if he had Cummins, Boland and Starc backing him up. No Spin no fucking problem

[@harjot21]

Totally agree. If only there was a bit of batting to back-up the bowling, India would have won the series. I think Australia is not very habitual of playing under pressure, once they are in that territory, they seem to be helpless.

[@rishabhverma2675]

Sam Konstas really changed it up for Australia

[@Ram.vepuri24]

If Patt, Boland and Bumrah are in the same team, will Bumrah get all the wickets?

[@supradeepjarugumilli4713]

I really feel India needs a left hand fast bowler and a wrist spinner to have that variety while having a offsipinning allrounder down the order. Washi got that role covered after Ashwins retirement or could go with Axar.

[@rajmen1]

Akshar deep is 6'4 tall and swings the ball..was ideal for Australia but the team management that is seniors never pick him.

[@VARMOT123]

@@rajmen1 akshar deep ?

[@SaiSharan-l4j]

#rishabpant shaming 60 runs in the 2nd inning of the last also my favourite moment in the #bgt test series #indvsaus

[@NishantSharma-vf2wd]

If Virat wants to play England test series and selectors agree too then he needs to do these 3 things: 1. Play at least 2 county matches before that test series. 2. Leave every single ball outside off stump(only play really overpitch ball outside off stump which is very close to his body). 3. Play pull shots a lot because he is a great pull shot player and don't play cover drives at all in his first 40 balls.

[@nishantjain5347]

Why dont you go and play then?

[@deepalakshmi5890]

No virat is already baby sitting in UK he won’t practice cricket as cricket has become his part time job 😂😂😂

[@AshishThomashere]

C'mon. Let the man play at his home and retire peacefully.

[@rajmen1]

If he doesn't play then there is hope

[@FatehSingh-in7wv]

Congratulations Harsha . You got a new word 'Monster'.

[@mrtintin8291]

Cummins stood tall whenever aus needed it. Batted beautifully when needed. Lead from front taking wickets when its matter a lot. So for me he was the no 1 .

[@PrCH-x7f]

NKR has been one of the best performers of the series, no doubt... not just his century moment. When all others were failing, coming at 7/8, he was the most consistent Indian batsman until the 2nd innings of the 3rd test. Just goes to show how fickle our memories are! Still believe we lost that 3rd test because of the dropped catches rather than any batting or bowling performances, Jaiswal being the main culprit.. 😞

[@mondotv4216]

You didn't lose the 3rd test. You should have but rain and Hazlewood getting injured saved you.

[@vikramtalreja9]

Disagree with the Konstance point. I don't think that's the turning point for the series because in the very next inning we have Nitish Reddy's ton which could be a turning point of we have all-out Australia cheaply in the second innings which we were about to esp after 91/6 and went on to win that match. So for me partnership between labuschagne and Cummins and then Boland Lyon would be the turning point for the series with pant's dismissal in the second innings just after tea break. I know you'd be doing lip service for 19yr old like everyone else at Fox but I didn't find anything remarkable yet in Sam konstance. I can go beyond this look at playing 11 in Melbourne after Rohit came into the side, in the first test it was clear we are going with one extra batter in jurel what Rohit did bring two spinning all-rounder defensive attitude after winning first test that's the turning point for the series. Rohit's insecurity as a batter trickles down and infected whole dressing room.

[@HitenMumbai]

This is the series for the commentators and the media to enjoy the most rather than India versus Australia

[@mohammadshafiullah4006]

Hi Harsha, I think following were the failures: a) KL Rahul should have batted at 5th position. b) Sarfaraz should have been tested with at least 1 match c) Shami's absence was clearly felt.... d) Its absurd to have not taken left arm spinner Kuldeep to Tour. Huge mistake. May be politics. e) Batsmen always looked in hurry, often lacked concentration. Seems T20 playing on mind. They never came up with attitude that we have to bat x sessions or with a goal to score 275-300 runs in an innings. f) Smart Bowling changes

[@joshfenton3155]

Agreed. All correct.

[@sachinchoudhary458]

Not the best moment but when Pant got out in 1 Inning of MCG Test n Sunny Sir said Stupid, Stupid Stupid n your reaction was priceless.

[@geeteshmakkar4507]

No Yashaswi Jaiswal in Top 5 performances? Instead of the MCG crowd. He was brilliant overall with respect to the top run scorer in the series from India and just behind Head's 448.

[@nova190-u3c]

plus it was his first tour, incredible

[@geeteshmakkar4507]

@nova190-u3c exactly, everyone else carried the experience of 1-2 tours, he deserves a special applause and place in every top rankings of BGT 2024/25. Konstas' scored one fifty and got under everyone's nerves (attention). I don't think YJ did anything wrong apart from the catch drops at close fielding positions. His batting was top-notch.

[@IndianDiplomaticAssembly]

He also fixed that up in the last match and took some crazy catches ​@@geeteshmakkar4507

[@ShaukatAliAseer]

7:00 u should also add starc delivery to gill in the 2nd innings of 2nd test that was the ball of the series for me

[@tejasv8996]

Scott Bolabd and Jaspeit Bumrah were a class apart from every player this series

[@rajmen1]

Drop Kohli Rohit and Jadeja and build a new side for the 27 wtc.

[@raghavanrajesh250]

Let us make no mistake..after white wash to NZ .. we were never expected to win a game in aus

[@gautamjayasurya]

India's lowest-5 moments that led to BGT loss 1. VK falling to the offside trap. Not playing enough practice matches before the series (Tour & Duleep Trophy) 2. Gill's & Pant's needless aggression & failure to play. Not giving more chances to Dhruv Jurel. 3. Non-selection of Pujara at least as a backup option (He's in fine nick playing domestic) 4. Conservative defensive selections of Harshit Rana (Over Prasidh and Akash) & Washington over Ashwin 5. Rohit's woeful form. An ideal test XI - A batting line-up rooted in solid defensive batting except for 2 stroke makers and a bowling line-up always looking for wickets. 1. Jaiswal 2. Rahul 3. Pujara 4. Pant 5. Jurel 6. Jadeja 7. Ashwin 8. Prasidh 9. Akash 10. Bumrah 11. Siraj

[@ray.shoesmith]

Australian selectors dropped a player from a winning side for underperformance. Indian selectors,

[@nileshmehta8644]

It's time to drop Kohli and Rohit and start fresh. Otherwise, it sets a bad example that bad performance has no consequences if you're famous.

[@subramanibalakrishnan6622]

Missed Suman Gill Kl Rahul Jadeja

[@gangster125]

Bumrah was player of the series? That is one of the stupidest decisions of all time. Unless you had an outstanding performance, like a Marshall or an Ambrose or a Lara, these shouldn’t be from losing teams. Plus, he wasn’t even fit to play 10 innings. Cummins was easily the best choice here.

[@jonasp6043]

You're the only person I have seen who thinks Bumrah didn't deserve it. Without him,the series would have been a wipe out, he was head & shoulders above everyone else. Cummins could take a rest as he had other top class bowlers around him, while Bumrah was bowled into the ground by India, hence why he finally broke down.

[@gangster125]

@ lots of others do. Get out more perhaps. Scott Boland had pretty much the same kinda figures for the series. “Head and shoulders above” is such a typically overhyped statement.

[@manojb5957]

Eloquence is not impressive when it's used to sugarcoat or avoid uncomfortable truths. The truth is that the 2 big “so called” superstars , completely let the team down.

[@caitools4865]

Kohli supporters hoping his only century in the series would have got him a place in top 5. Heights of optimism 😂

[@ganeshprajju]

Since 2020, Kohli's batting average has been worse than that of Rahane and Pujara. Even players like Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, and Ravichandran Ashwin have a better average than him. Do any commentators or so-called cricket analysts have the courage to point this out? Everyone seems too afraid to drop Kohli and Rohit from the Test team, which is one of the main reasons we lost the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and failed to make it to the Test Championship final.

[@hprincely]

Bumrah stats - 1st test - 30 overs 2nd test - 24 overs 3rd test - 34 overs 4th test - 53.2 overs 5th - 10 overs Do you think he has been over used - I don't think so if we check older games we can see bowlers bowling 30 overs a match !!!!!

[@jonasp6043]

He bowled over 50 overs in Melbourne & only had a 3 day turnaround for Sydney. Like Starc, he was cooked.

[@SubhamML11]

IN TERMS OF QUALITY CRICKET, THE RECENT ASHES SERIES WAS WAY BETTER THAN THIS SERIES

[@satishs5097]

370,000 different individuals or 80,000~ individuals over 5 days?

[@324jainvedanta2]

❤❤

[@Vishal_Kaushik17]

Why BCCI isn't working on Umran Malik, Kartik Tyagi and Mayank Yadav. These three high pace fast bowlers with Jasprit Bumrah. Yes BCCI will have to work with Umaran and Kartik's line and length but they're gun pacers and Indian Cricket needs some serious pace.

[@namsaninaresh8173]

How about Pant’s daring batting innings at SCG

[@sujithsantosh3101]

Ppl like Bhogle, Ravi Shastri, Gavaskar are actually doing this whistle blowing for some underperforming senior players in particular, there is no objectivity and genuinenes in analysis. It feels these guys are absolute spineless and fearful of telling the truth. You guys have actually doing crime to the real cricket lovers and well wishers of Indian cricket...not fan clubs. This toxic star culture has destroyed this team. To summarise PR Sharma and King should be sacked across formats ...even odis. As the next word cup in only 2 yrs away in RSA and we need to rebuild.

[@mrnino5086]

Harshas point of view as a spectator. He’s never played the game. If he did he would’ve known Cummins should be no.1

[@rambhattacharjee1850]

Yeah

[@SachinYadav-ut4zh]

Few things i would like to say - Sundar cannot be replacement of ashwin instead he can be replacement of jadeja (yeah not like to like) . For ashwin place we should try kuldeep he has been superb . We can try sundar at 3 or 4 he is very technically sound batsman. Sai sudarshan could be the perfect replacement of pujara . We need atleast one left hand fast bowler . Maybe Mohsin khan could be perfect option. Yashasvi Rahul Sai sudarshan Number 4 Nitish Kumar Pant Jadeja/Sundar Kuldeep Shami Bumrah Siraj/ mohsin/

[@sbbisht]

Harsha sir, why ignore Pant? You didn’t even mention his fastest half century and 101 on a tough pitch where no one else could score. Why such bias?

[@chrisbuesnell3428]

Easiest choice. Ha Cummings scored runs. Took vital wickets. Captained brilliantly. India have big issues. England will hammer rhem. But they dont really care.

[@cricketcape]

Saim ayub rush to hospital following injury in second test against South africa 2025

[@aditya0710]

Thought #5 performer would be Reddy - debut series runs and wickets.

[@gssbangalore]

What about the 2 drops from Jaiswal and Siraj in the second innings of Melbourne? Had Jaiswal caught Labuschagne, Australia would have been 91/8, India would have has at best 215 to chase in final innings with 130 overs to spare and Bumrah would have been spared some overload of bowling another 10 overs that day. India could have won that game and Bumrah would have been fresher to bowl at SCG. Further later when Siraj dropped Lyon, Aus would have been 170 allout leaving India 275 to chase in 110 overs, and again spared Bumrah 5 overs.

[@Arghamaz]

Absolutely correct 👍 This series was India'$ 🇮🇳 but we threw those moments

[@ShamAnand-yn8ky]

Dear Harsha - you have been boiling the ocean in singing praises of many of the senior players to a point where it’s starting to sound disingenuous. Australia played like a professional site and India celebrated the breadcrumb moments.. There were a number of youngsters who were not given an opportunity and should’ve been given an opportunity. It’s a real wake up call for the administrators as India but not only outfoxed on the field but also strategically out manoeuvered.. requesting you to be a bit more critical factual and stop the star worship.

[@aamiransari5995]

I am currently way to hurt to watch this video

[@sln7839]

Khwaja said bumrah was so difficult to play. Coming from a batsman who is too good playing pace and spin.

[@divyaraggusain1221]

We demand some NEUTRALITY !!

[@DomMaster-zq4ug]

Sad to see Harsha lose his credibility as a journalist. We see right through your biasness!

[@tusharsingh4543]

C'mon, criticise Rohit and Kohli. Please! You keep saying journalism is becoming clickbait and is losing integrity, but you're losing integrity as a commentator and analyst if you can't be honest about the deadweights in the team.

[@rasbar3830]

Ready for 5 mins o just Bumrah

[@crossmapquickscoper6434]

Easy to talk about best performers and best moments. Indian powerhouse speakers don’t want to talk about pathetic performance of Kholi and Sharma….

[@deveshgupta8655]

I'd have chosen Bumrah's spell at perth for number 2.

[@Malcolm-fk4rr]

Shame India didn't want five Tests against New Zealand!!!

[@Utkarsh17899]

This time BCG it was egoistic india vs sensible aussie

[@DesiMeowing]

Top performers are Virat and Rohit for Not performing...😂

[@RahulK-mn9ce]

You are also part of story , mahi maar rha hai, glorifying Superstars ..be it kohli, sachin and many more .. As a sports fan we condemn You.. You kept sailent on Virat Kohlis many times ,be it Anil kumble s inclusion as a coaching.coach. We condem You Harsha.

[@deanpd3402]

That was a bit harsh, Harsha...

[@visionhunter12345]

U were logical and neutral before What happened to u sir

[@SteveSkrobot]

Kohli needs to stop being a smart asss and concentrate on his terrible batting form!

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Also cricket is become a part time job for kohli who lives in Uk

[@pa5918]

Harsha Please Ask Kohli to Retire maybe he will listen to you if not us 😅

[@vikasbhardwaj455]

I dont think without Boland, Aussies would have won BGT. Starc and Hazlewood are so freaking over rated. What has Starc done apart from Pink Ball Test where conditions are heavily skewed towards fast bowlers ? India would have hammered Hazlewood too just like they have for last 10 years.

[@amitkulkarni8813]

Pant's wicket ata MCG

[@sidharthsankar7901]

What about jaiswal should be no-2 Boom boom no-1

[@Adventuregutta2929]

Slowly Harsha is losing viewers because of not answering tough questions and being very conservative and fake about the team

[@usazar]

Harsha, this is a little sterile. Call out the BS and the toxicity that is the GG era of Indian cricket.

[@xssfun]

Seriously asking dont you have spine to question the performance of the senior players? As diplomatic as you can be, you are spineless!

[@neutrino1777]

most irritating commentator ever seen carrying same vocabulary for decades

[@nishantjain5347]

Still better vocab than yours

[@paramsinghdhillon]

Time to take test cricket seriously....pool of specialist 10 to 12 batters and 6 to 8 top class bowlers...and groom these players...so that they can feel comfortable and able to perform in all conditions

[@jinsegeorge9068]

First' comment 😂

[@Nischaykashyap007]

Biased

[@drk2447]

Sam Konstas - future captain of Australia 🗿 , next Punter

[@xLevianeer]

Batting needs a serious overhaul apart from Jaiswal none of the batters deserve a spot in the national teams,in the last 2 series batters have let us down in almost all the matches. Reddy had a promising start but in last 3 innings he failed,needs to be developed for the future. Bumrah is being overbowled in almost all the matches,lacking support from others,Siraj and Akashdeep have been really disappointing in Australia,we need to look for other fast bowlers. Ashwin had to retire because he had a bad home series,why have Rohit and Kohli not retired yet? Siraj, Gill and Pant deserve to be dropped,just because he had one good inning doesn't mean he is deserving to be in the team. Rahul needs to be given a fixed spot and chances to see if he should be in team or not. Rohit,Kohli and Jadeja really need to retire as soon as possible. Pant is below average in white ball formats the format which suits his playstyle the most, the reason being mostly everyone plays like that in those formats and is expected as well from others.

[@nelsondantas3253]

Why. Do we have toxic star culture in India ??? Even a old rajnikanth behaves like superman in today movies . Kohli rohit jadeja are finished

[@bored-x5s]

Explain- How many matches How many series is to be looked before one can drop a player. Sorry a STAR player.

[@rizwanrasul9744]

Half of Indian team need retirement Jadeja, Siraj, Sundrar,Kohli Rohit and stupid opener