Harsha Bhogle - Guest Speaker at The LBW Trust's Annual Dinner 2022

[@kevaljadhav3999]

You just don’t want conversation to end when Harsha Bhogle is in it 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Right1512]

Harsha is the Lata Mangeshkar of Cricket for me. It's nothing short of music when he speaks.

[@vaibhavgupta8999]

Agree

[@wanderingmystic6968]

Just that he is so sweet that I am afraid will catch diabetes. Harsha is good as long as he doesn’t meander and goes overboard with giggly chatter. Credit to him for his longevity as a broadcaster. I personally like him as an analyst and a presenter find his commentary a little too pompous for my taste. Ian Chappel , Benadryl, bishop, Bill Lawry and Holding are the benchmark for me. The late Raman Lamba would have made a fine commentary. He sadly passed away.

[@BijanMohanty-ck3fk]

@@vaibhavgupta8999😅😮

[@nagarajarao8358]

Well said Harsha! You are never short of words. May you ever remain so.

[@SuperNarula]

I have developed a very high regard for Harsha Bhogle. He is knowledgeable, erudite, humble and able to think quickly and succinctly. Hats off to him!

[@SAlam-ly7ds]

With Harsha, its not just the voice, but the content too...what a guy!

[@varunpadmanabh2953]

May be Mike is a renowned person, but his idea of India is archaic from a time he probably visited. Harsha's maneuvering ability is amazing!

[@murlimenon2291]

Harsha is always brilliant. He can improvise each time a question is posed. His analogy of test cricket to Indian family system is so well put... Always admired your voice and vocabulary; Harsha.

[@IITian_shubham_shekhar_rajput]

I could listen to Harsha sir for hours 😌

[@prescot12345]

Man.. this guy always amazes me. Never gets bored listening to him

[@sandipanroy3106]

A great interview. Harsha Bhogle, the Voice of Cricket. 🙌🏼

[@shivaramakrishnanpn5924]

Defence is certainly the best weapon and worth watching and highly praised shot when bowlers are on song.

[@shivaramakrishnanpn5924]

As childhood I am allowed to listen interviews of influential persons because they put their perspective in their sphere of work which will make a mark in one's life. Mr. Harsha Bhogle is one. Thank you sir

[@trinrex1]

Harsha is a proud Indian..Hats off to him

[@kuljit2306]

Learned English listening to him, Geoffrey Boycott, Tony Gregg and Michael Holding

[@rabimishra1955]

Love you Harsha. Loved hearing to the proud Indian in you. Excellent

[@prathmeshchougule6529]

This man just speaks poetry.

[@crictionary-thecricketdict4793]

how can this video never pop up on my KZbin.. you need to put Hashtags guys

[@TheLBWTrust]

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[@just_another_]

Harsha Bhogle doesn't just speak, he romanticizes through each word he utters

[@sivareddy25442]

What a genius speaker Harsha Bhogle is 👍👍👍👍. Always amazed and thrilled to listen whenever he commentates in any cricket match.

[@shriramjay818]

Always a pleasure to listen to Harsha bhogle speak. He's got so many stories to tell and such a unique perspective..

[@debabrataghosh1536]

So glad to go through this conversation

[@krs9043]

When he says hyderabad and osmania University..goosebumps as a Hyderabadi.. which ever part of the world you are in once a hyderabadi always a hyderabadi ..

[@drNobody7]

Harsha is himself....respect🔥

[@realmilind]

I want to be able to speak like this man.

[@productheroe2006]

Great Ambassador of the Sport❤

[@drvivekrana15]

Fantastic conversation..

[@adityajoshi370]

Harsha is sir Ritchie Benaud's successor as the voice of cricket

[@ganiruddha01]

Great to Pez and Higgos here

[@DosaLover3]

Such clever answer, I don't know which are first, second & third world countries!!!

[@Wolverine-rp9ed]

The grade cricketers doing well for themselves

[@SanjeevDD]

A treat!

[@SS-nk7vt]

EXCELLENT 👍 HOPE FOR MORE INDIAN CONTENT

[@Lucky-yt4cd]

Harsha Bhogle - That's the name. Remember that's the name.

[@r.ssumedh7626]

14:00

[@devilhascomeagain]

Interview starts at 3:00

[@mprash218]

Hey I hit the like button

[@soumy1986]

Wait... That's Pez..... BOI!!!!

[@thejaskashyap6564]

Was the host the grade cricketer anchor?

[@shivaramakrishnanpn5924]

Sir tennis is the second sport apart from cricket which gives an opportunity in the game on the day.

[@Poonga_Indian]

Harsha is awesome ! But Kapil dev should be given huge credit than Sachin and Virat. Kapil changed the face of Indian cricket than anyone else by making everyone plays in every street of Indian town and villages,

[@thatnomadguy3912]

Harsha talking is not less a beautiful poetry...

[@Anil-u7p]

It’s sad to see Harsha could NOT anything positive about how we tackled covid👎

[@thiruvetti]

4:52 - Harsha had to throw in a sly reference that its a myth. Why do you need to poke ur nose into things u dont know??? 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ Just stick to cricket, Harsha, something u are good at.

[@charleyputh]

Glorified speech to the level that it irritates listeners.

[@dawoodeast]

if he's irritated your kind, then he's certainly got it right ...

[@orkoprobhobhaduri7344]

In spite of the world test championship now existing, test cricket and world test championship is essentially suffering and failing to serve its purpose because icc is failing to serve its true purpose You can't always run behind oh, we need the money. Come what may Bangladesh started out as a cricketing nation in 2000, and currently I won't say they are not interested in test cricket, but they are still trying to find their feet as a team and system Irrespective of how india, england and australia performs in test cricket, these are the most passionate nations in cricket, be it passion from the on field players or the numerous fans And cricket in all formats is a priority for them. Cricket in india starts in the most messy manner. Play wherever you can, how ever you can. Just play and india's woman's team don't even play on the streets, and they reach the final of the world cups. Strange Before icc keeps saying oh why are the non major teams not showing interest in test cricket, take time, people and effort to create the ranji trophy, country cricket equivalent system there Test cricketers are born in domestic red ball competetions only. Unless they exist, an international test team doesn't essentially exist And not only icc, india australia and england jointly needs to take this initiative to make this change. Icc seems to be getting more and more dumb, only running behind oh when and how can I get another major event sneak in, into the calender. No, do something else too India had spent nearly close to 2 decades in making bangladesh an international team, and then there is a team like afghanistan as well, who play from dehradun. Being far far away from their supposed home turf Icc needs to do a lot more other than running blindly behind money

[@IITianProudIndian]

He still speaks fluently, but his cricket analysis is terrible of late. Full of cliches, and refusal to criticize stars n bcci no matter what.

[@orkoprobhobhaduri7344]

I agree. You need to consider bcci's power too

[@mpqw]

That's on his BCCI contract.

[@jayfloramusic]

Lucky to find the vid. Very less views because most don't have it pop up on their feed.

[@bonaku20]

Same here..