Harsha Bhogle - A Lifestory

He is more than just a voice; he is like the music to many cricket memories for fans all over the world. Think about the exciting feeling of the 2011 World Cup Final, the very close end of the India versus Pakistan game in 2003, or even a thrilling IPL match – it is likely that his talking was part of what you felt. This is not just about saying what is happening in the game; it is about telling a story, making a picture with words, and adding deeper thoughts that even the most skilled cricket fan can enjoy. Starting his time talking about cricket in 1991, he quickly got more famous, becoming a well known face and voice on channels like ESPN and Star Sports. He was not a cricket player who then started talking about the game; he was a careful watcher, someone who learned about the game, and a great speaker. His special view, without having played the game on the field, let him connect with many people, explaining hard plans in a way that was both fun and easy to understand. As Sachin Tendulkar once said, "He has a way of making you see the game differently." From looking at how people bat to breaking down how people bowl, his skill has made him a respected person in the world of sports news and talking. He is, simply said, a legend with a microphone.