Tour de Lord's - The Home of Cricket

Sit back, relax and let Harsha Bhogle take you around the most iconic stadium in the cricket fraternity, the place that's commonly called the home of cricket - Lord's Cricket Ground in England.

[@ankitkumar-lj1pl]

I always like Harsha for the fact he considers Rahul Dravid in the same breathe as Tendulkar or anyone. That's y he's the voice of cricket.

[@driptoffen3604]

@@gratitudeisanattitude397 you just hate Sachin

[@applesupport3331]

He surely knows There is no one like Tendulkar . Sachin is most underestimated batsman of all times. He didnt even performed to the best of his abilities and yet he was the best ever. A

[@applesupport3331]

@@gratitudeisanattitude397 Thats just one useless comment. Nobody who plays for India can be selfish. Sachin was the greatest ever.

[@ranendrasaha8823]

@@gratitudeisanattitude397 lol I would say rahul was selfish

[@applesupport3331]

@@gratitudeisanattitude397 You know what Sachin is the greatest batsman of the century and more to come while stateman like urs is worst and most illogical one of this century and more to come. Its just stupidity at its prime when someone thinks Anyone who represents the nation can be Selfish. There were almost 15 years of Indian Cricket when Sachin was just one man army while dravid , Laxman and others always failed . U are a Moron my dear friend.

[@deadaveragecricketer]

And for a different generation that balcony was where New Zealand’s hopes and dreams were crushed

[@karthikmohandas3587]

True. That's where the Kiwis were standing in agony and disbelief post Guptill's run out

[@RaghavSuresh]

underrated comment

[@redbaron18]

Ya...but the vdo was made much before WC'19

[@jakethedino6289]

yeah, NZ, if it where played somewhere else on the same result (not in England) they would've won bc the Ben Stokes incident should only have Been 5 runs so there would've have Been no super over. and NZ would've won by one run.

[@Rabbitv-r8s]

😭

[@praveenchenji]

Without Sourav Ganguly I couldn't imagine lord's balcony love you DADA

[@parthsarthimuranjan9069]

yes

[@arafatmukadam7076]

I am also from that same generation..❤

[@asassin2804]

You truly are.... Morgan Freeman of Cricket world.

[@tenmeh]

Nope, that honour goes to the great Richie Benaud.

[@jc0439]

Wrong again that’s Michael Holding

[@tenmeh]

@@jc0439 lol, watching breakfast with champions? but richie benaud is ancient in comparison to michael holding.

[@jawadulbaki2598]

No he isn't. He is becoming more like a typican Indian after being thrown out of the commentary box. I thought he has the potential to be the Morgan Freeman of Cricket, who comnent on waves,- not only the American waves. Seems like he doesn't wanna lose the bigger indian audience anymore. Audience full of U.

[@Mr.Mister420]

Wrong He is Laxman dhamanrao patil of Cricket

[@abhishekdhar1991]

5:45 to 5:59 - Tears and goosebumps.

[@antimatter7968]

Yup, I cried too.

[@vishnupillai300]

True mate...

[@be68386]

What happen u into tears what nonsense and fool people u r feel the side of poverty of nation they making fool u peoples and earning huge amount of money these cricketer actors etc

[@amankalsi4194]

Goosebumps alright, but why tears?

[@RIDER_AADHI]

Goosebumps got me when I saw David's picture Thanks bhogle sir

[@Sangeeth_G]

5:47 gave me goosebumps ❤️❤️❤️

[@saswatamaitra2765]

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[@arafatmukadam7076]

Ditto😊

[@gribrish539]

I love that way you explain how cricketers feel when they walk to bat in Lords 💥

[@arupghose2011]

I have some very special memories of Lords...My first experience was in 1996 (unfortunately missing Ganguly's 100 the day before) but witnessing Rahul Dravid being dismissed for 95 on debut. Then in 1997, Sachin Tendulkar scored a brilliant 100 in the MCC v ROW Charity Match (my only ever 100 I witnessed of his). Those 2 matches made me into a cricket fanatic! Then watching India winning the Natwest Series final in 2002, Ganguly swirling his shirt around and the Ishant picking up 7 wickets on the final day of the 2014 test to win India the match. Great ground. Great memories

[@sedlife8249]

Why couldn't you see any other Sachin tendulkar 100 ? Or do you mean watching it live in the stadium ?

[@arijitdutta007]

A person who scored a debut century for India at Lords- SOURAV GANGULY

[@ranendrasaha8823]

And that is not said by harsha. He is someway a little jealous of ganguly or may not like him

[@sayantasinharoy6046]

Exactly.... Fucking Harsha.... Sanjay Majerakar have done the best job to insult him.

[@deezrr432]

@@ranendrasaha8823 So, Harsh Bhogle is also jealous of Ajinkya Rahane also?

[@averma32]

Yeah Harsha should have mentioned him also.

[@alinjardan8501]

Is it coincidence that you have 131 likes exactly?😅

[@abhishekgopalakrishnan3323]

Had a chance to visit Lord's just a few months after the 2013 Champion's Trophy. Every cricket fan must see the place❤

[@prajwalrandhave2930]

lord's is home of world cricket. and also a very special for indian cricket because india lefted the first ever world cup the first biggest success of indian cricket on the great lord's the home of cricket and cricketers.

[@MohammadArif-di9bt]

You really are voice of cricket, even the dead or boring matches turns to interesting while you do commentary... May God bless you forever

[@imranhafeez1591]

I visited Lord's 2009 that was great experience.

[@suyashkhasnobish6107]

That's true. No stadium across the world can copy the charm and elegance of Lord's. That's the real beauty of cricket. Harsha sir, I love the way you speak.

[@saketsagar2156]

You are so passionate about the game of cricket Harsha sir . Greatest cricket critic!

[@dhirajbhagat5050]

Thanks Harsha for this. I am going go visit this on coming Friday, will check out all the mentioned spots. Cheers

[@shanmumtaz5884]

Sir you are a convincing and undisputed voice of cricket. Pakistan loves you Harsha sir.

[@aritramarketing1491]

What Every indian and other cricket playing visitors wants to watch at lord's museum first. ? Ans- Sourav Ganguly T-shirt and that pavilion where he pulled his shirt off and the bat that he scored debut Ton.. I am eye witness.

[@pankajkumarsahu3989]

Such a beautiful ground with some best memories for all teams. ✔❤

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

Harsha Harsha...The way you narrate things is just wonderful. My entire growing years from 8-9th class till graduation and my job career till date was full of Tendulkar, Lara, Donald, McGrath, Waren etc on the ground and Harsha in commentary box along with Gavaskar, Geoff Boycott, Tony Greg etc. You are still around but whenever I hear you nowadays, i am reminded of those bygone days...I miss them. Glad that you are still there around in commentary box. Please be there...

[@powergear5]

Beautiful Walk through Harsha! really enjoyed every moment of the video and am glad to know more about one of the oldest and most traditional cricket stadiums in the world!

[@harrysh6330]

What a video. What a history. What a game. Really you guys made me emotional. Enlighten the passion of cricket. Tears rolled over my eyes while watch.. Yeah Cricket is a religion 💟

[@nitinmathew4251]

His enthusiasm is so infectious! Always a pleasure to listen to him...

[@alviwajahat]

Always liked harsha. Love from Pakistan

[@sharmisthachatterjee5277]

Dada's revolving shirt really signifies the aura of the Lord's balcony ............loads of respect for Dada

[@nitupandey876]

The finest and the most enchanting 5 minutes I have ever had on KZbin.

[@fakeacc6211]

your voice is inspiring. best commentator

[@crickfreak8535]

And for this generation, it's all about India's one of the bravest comeback in a test match. Changing a lost a game to win it at the last session at th home of cricket ... dated 16/08/2021

[@vishalbhanot1021]

Blessed those individuals who got to play at this gorgeous ground and played long confident innings..

[@nikharchaudhary4124]

Lords balcony = Dada 🥰

[@PrakharTalksSports]

Beautiful . Mr. Harsha brought emotions into the video. Considering the time constraints everything was covered , but I was looking forward to the iconic Lord's Honours Board to be covered somewhere in this video

[@biswajitjena1314]

I have a dream once in a lifetime seat at there at the stands of Lord's and watching India win.

[@RahulGupta-oq5nq]

The aura of lords is on another level alltogether

[@stallion6805]

Lord's is truly the home of cricket and who else better to give the tour other than the greatest narrator of the game Sir Harsha Bhogle

[@ravirathee8927]

harsha sir u r great, your voice is so unique

[@vieevishal]

What made the tour beautiful is Harsha Bhogle voice and Smile.❤️

[@jimmybaliwalla1419]

Steeped in tradition, that's why it's called the Mecca of cricket. Same applies to most other grounds in England. Beautiful green outfields. My favorite place to watch cricket.

[@atandel21]

3:48 to 3:54 that's why harsha is legend for me he dint rang the bell. Some day some day in future I will harsha ring that bell at Lord's and cricket will be Greatfull to it's loyal son.

[@17gurnoorn-med9]

this is amazing this stadium isn't like those modern ones still have the class of greatest stadium so fascinating

[@anishjain582]

Best cricket stadium in world

[@adityachaudhary5868]

After Kapildev and saurav I wish to see virat roaring at Lordes, the mecca of cricket.

[@shashanksubramaniam7342]

Did you see it ?

[@adityachaudhary5868]

@@shashanksubramaniam7342 funny to read my old comment. Now neither I am interested in cricket nor in Kholi. Although happy to know that our cricket team is doing good in englad.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

@@adityachaudhary5868 that's a pity with test matches being so thrilling this year again

[@shashanksubramaniam7342]

@@anweshchatterjee7595 i agree mate

[@nihill4048]

i am proud that my fav ipl team deccan chargers helmet of gilchrist got space in the lord's (which got extincted)

[@CoolShishirAlways]

No Indian stadium has the aura of Lords or MCG. Talk as much about Eden Gardens as you want but it pales in comparison. Lords has tradition, legacy, beauty, charm and much more. Most importantly, it is bloody well maintained. Every single seat is a pleasure to be in unlike Indian stadiums where you are left to fend for yourselves.

[@CoolShishirAlways]

You are free to express your opinion just like I did. But you are not free to force it on me. Im glad you like Indian stadiums and so do i. But you cant tell me not to criticise if i find them lacking. Get well soon.

[@AG-rj7xs]

good debate

[@makarov-fatheroffairies8788]

BRUH U FOOLS COMING IN: SANDPAPER ABUSE FROM BUTTHURT INDIANS

[@AG-rj7xs]

Shishir Dwivedi Dharamshala??

[@makarov-fatheroffairies8788]

A G Fyi I M HIS PROUD FAN U MORON

[@NitsP2208]

This video should be preserved at all costs !!😭😭

[@GeographyMadeEasy]

The voice of cricket for a reason, always fascinating to listen...the one and only Harsha Bhogly

[@venkateswararaothota4692]

It put a smile on my face...that little proudness I feel,the ground that made India proud,thanks Kapil Dev,thanks Saurav for those beautiful moments which remains in our heart and a beautiful narration of the story by Harsha Bhogle and ofcourse thanks for the video cricbuzz...love for cricket always...

[@ZakLiTLearnfortheEnvironment]

Why this video ended! I was assuming that it will continue forever......And one thing I must admit that HARSHA BHOGLE....The Name Itself gives goosebumps

[@pinakiprasadbisoi5908]

these few moments inspires every Indian cricketer to play cricket....... and gives every fan their moments to support team India......

[@md.abubakarsiddique7454]

Outstanding representation. Love from Bangladesh...

[@lohit0iitd]

How happy was he! as if a child got his most wanted present. Shows the love for cricket.

[@pareshrane8610]

Lords - "the heaven for cricket lovers "

[@ShoaibKhan-mi8fe]

This man is just love . 💜💚💛

[@sk-ji7if]

why is 1983 cup in lords..??

[@dipankar564]

Cricket won’t have been so gloriously beautiful if we hadn’t have the great HARSHA delivering it to us...!!!

[@loveguymate6068]

A Picture speaks thousands words than a word can ever be.. amazing 👍

[@hanifbasha]

@0:55 HB is a true hyderabadi.

[@gvbsprasad2179]

I went to Lords tour. Must visit for every cricket fan.

[@FreelanceJobsFromHome]

The way you were describing I haven't felt it was 6 mints video ❤️❤️ You Harsha

[@hot1499]

lol, I only realize after I read your comment. indeed 6 mins tour was too quick to realize that presentation over.

[@spacexlivesp]

Tu saudi arabia se hai kya ????

[@AllCricketStats]

I was there at Lords early this year.. Oh Boy!!! those goosebumps moments when standing at the historic balcony - "One picture defining one generation and one picture defining another." As Harsha rightly said, that media centre is truly amazing.

[@himanshutomarshorts6139]

Only by looking to this trophy I get goosebumps every single time😎😎

[@meme_engineering4521]

The way harsha presents it is just amazing....

[@kushalpatel4670]

It’s always different when Harsha Bhogle is taking on the narration! Brilliant!

[@Salmankhan-ic8nr]

Mohammad azharuddin a man who consucutive hatrick century s in debut of English condition vs england

[@nihill4048]

proud moment for me as the helmet of deccan chargers is in the home of cricket lords . thankyou gilchrist for those sweet memories for hyderabadis and indians

[@mamtadugar2656]

Heard so much about the Lord's honor board... Missed in this video...

[@xlr8phantom76]

A lovely tour to the mecca of cricket. Thanks Harsha sir for being such a nice guide.

[@g0urav413]

It's my dream to watch one Ashes test match at this ground ❤️

[@syedausaf8436]

Mohammed kaif innings vs Eng Netwest Series remember after these Interview....

[@mayurpatel9713]

I visited Lord's in 2017... It was an amazing experience.. €20

[@gopikalal4173]

In the World my most favourite cricket Stadium LORDS,

[@abhimanyukarkara4218]

Harsha, you make all of us have goosebumps even without any exciting match going on. Just wow.

[@sedlife8249]

Lord's cricket ground. Indeed, the home of cricket . It's a shame the world test championship final is not happening here .

[@Rikka_V1]

Wow it's almost like a museum inside with so much historical trophies and accessories.

[@itwoznotme]

gotta love cricket! there is just something about it, that sets it apart from other sports. i also believe in the fact, that as long as there is cricket, the old commonwealth countries will always be best of friends (and panto enemies lol). Until watching this, i didn't know i needed to go to the museum - but now i do!

[@rvs1444]

Cricket has one of the deepest histories. In the words of Mark Nicholas "Cricket may not be the most popular sport but no one can deny the fact that it is the most artistic"

[@mrrana7232]

Harsha is just amazing. Always love listening to him.

[@priyanshpandya]

For this generation , it is about virat kohli and team india keep cheering for Shami and bumrah partnership 👏

[@PrashantSingh90310]

The feeling of long room is amazing.

[@Ab-go9xe]

Been there 3 years back !! Wasn't allowed to take pictures in the long room !! The paintings in the room are priceless. Also there's one big big picture of Tendulkar coming out of dressing room in his final test match and people in the adjacent stands taking picture of him and a beaming sunlight spotting on Sachin. You must have shown that. Also in the dressing room , you have only 1 black old chair (ofcourse along with old fashioned seats without back support) and 1 small tv display , which Dhoni always uses and till date Dhoni has never went out in the balcony to see the proceedings of the match, he always watches with his back behind the ground and sees it on the display, That's what the guide of the lord's told me. The media centre has been built such a way that the glass is made to angle 60 degree so that when a batsmen is batting , he doesn't get the reflection/glare of the sunlight from the glass of the media centre.

[@mrinalmishra8444]

I hope, this video never ends....loved it

[@RKO508]

As an Indian to watch cricket especially Test cricket England is the best place and especially Lord's is best ever cricket ground. Home of cricket 🏏

[@johnarthursamuel9869]

Why is the 1983 cup still in Lords's museum and not at BCCI's, someone please clarify

[@budguesor9222]

Every world cup has two copies. I suppose they retain one in the host country and present the other to the winners

[@johnarthursamuel9869]

@@budguesor9222 So in 2011 India was the host as well as the winners, so does that mean that there's 2 world cups right now?

[@mr.k5806]

@@johnarthursamuel9869 They make the replicas only when a away team wins the match...then they send it to the respected boards of cricktes in return of the..original one..if win three worldcups totally...you get to take the original one your home..thats why this particualr tournament was so special..

[@srikanthveldi8054]

Great documentary!!!! which makes us aware of many unknown things

[@sanketsolanki9250]

i got goosebumps when he was walking down the stairs....

[@DevSingh-zc6hu]

Who is watching on the anniversary of India 1983 victory?

[@vvp8590]

Monu, Sonu and Raju are watching.

[@shadowparth8604]

@@vvp8590 😂😂🤣🤣

[@pardesisquard6973]

Watching a biggest upset in the history of cricket

[@shrivatsankrishnan]

Harsha, you are awesome.. look at the way you speak. Gave me goosebumps. Can recollect all the good times of cricket

[@vijayadithya50]

Man harsha's describing thing are soo soothing to mind

[@jayeshk.d.3429]

5:56 "One picture defining one generation and one picture defining another." Hope the third picture would be Virat and MSD holding the WC 2019 trophy. Perfect picture for our generation. But I know it's just a hope. 😔

[@dhruvinrajbhoi5218]

We will definitely

[@sallhudin7342]

Lol

[@sanjibonbhandari5099]

Lord's the home of cricket, such a iconic cricket ground and museum.such a peaceful area.

[@RaviGangdev]

thanks cricbuzz for some of the great glimpses of what is called "mecca of cricket"... Thanks harsha sir for lovely presentation.

[@naveengwalia4007]

you almost gave me the whole experience of coming out to bat at lords. remarkable ability harsha sir.

[@bhargavbisa8]

Thank you Harsha for ur Insight ...... Very lovely

[@kofighter4000]

Harsha sir u r the really the voice of cricket.. respect

[@madhukhandelwal8691]

He was almost so happy he was dancing with joy and proud, as a genuine fan , not just of indian cricket but of world cricket..

[@sureshindia9395]

Thank you Harsha...

[@harikarthik6034]

Goosebumps for those pictures from Dressing Room Tears of Emotion!

[@NareshGharat]

what gr8 explanation of balcony @5:40 - 5:59 !!! so correct .....what presentation by #Harsha !!!

[@TucchaVlogger]

Want to visit Lord's once in my life!!

[@linjoseph2602]

1983 world cup 🔥🥳💓 class of Indian cricket...

[@pardesisquard6973]

It was an upset bro with West Indies Still now it was remembering as an upset in cricket

[@ashfaquesaudagar5403]

harsha you are awesome always.. love you sir..