Harsha on the 5th ODI between India and England

As India head into the final leg of the series in Cardiff, Harsha gives us an entire overview of the series. He also talks about the 4th ODI which resulted in a tie and how England are a very beatable one day side.

Harsha Answers Questions for Ask Harsha Contest Part 2

The winners of the 'Ask Harsha' contest get all their questions answered. Harsha answers Krutik Munani who asked if there is any other game then cricket which Harsha supports and which his favourite game in childhood was. He also answers the mammoth question asked by  Praveen Kumar Patra, who wants to know who according to Harsha is the greatest batsmen ever, Tendulkar or Bradman?

Harsha Answers Questions for Ask Harsha Contest Part 1

Harsha Bhogle once again answers all the questions asked by the winners of the 'Ask Harsha' contest. Saurabh Mishra who asked whether travelling alone is the best way of fully experiencing the culture and beauty of the place, gets his answer. Also, Harsha answers Subhojit Ray, who wanted to know if Harsha had ever been to a stadium for the first time, and the scenic beauty of the place just took his mind of the game of cricket.

Harsha on the Third ODI

Harsha Bhogle speaks to us about the injury stricken Indian side and about the entire series in general. He also feels that the younger generation of players in the team like Ajinkya Rahane and others seem to be very promising players and that the Indian team needs to showcase their younger talent a bit more.  

Harsha talks about his stay at Lumley Castle, UK

Harsha tells us about his stay at the spooky Lumley Castle. He also narrates the prank he and Navjot Singh Sidhu collectively played on Sourav Ganguly there.  

Harsha on the Indian Cricket Team and inclusion of Ravindra Jadeja

Harsha Bhogle speaks to us from the chester le street cricket ground and talks about how the only way for the team to boost their morale is by winning matches. Harsha also thinks that the inclusion of Ravindra Jadeja in the team is a good step as he would strengthen the bowling attack of the team.