The most experienced and senior cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle has turned 60 on 19th July 2021. He is famously knowns as the ‘Voice Of Cricket’ and many Indian and international fans love to see a cricket match with his commentary. ‘Happy birthday Harsha Bhogle’ fans celebrates.

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His art of expressing the form of cricket is tremendous and his love towards the sport has been countable. Bhogle is knowns for his cricket analysis and he is the one who changed the face of broadcasting sports media in Indian with his commentary.

Many of you might not know that, Harsha Bhogle was an engineer cum IIM – he holds a certificate of  B.Tech degree in Chemical Engineering from the Osmania University of Technology from Hyderabad, and after that, he completed PGDM course from IIM Ahemdabad in 1985.

After completing his IIM, Harsha started his work at the advertising agency and soon he started at a sports management company. One interesting fact is that Harsha Bhogle was the first Indian commentator who was invited by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1991-92. Fans took over Twitter to wish the veteran Indian commentator.

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The ‘Voice of Indian Cricket’, Mr. Harsha Bhogle has been entertaining all the global cricket audience with his outstanding commentary for nearly 3 decades. He has in-depth knowledge of the game of cricket and his unique and artistic way of presenting to the audience has helped to make his permanent stamp in the world of cricket.

Harsha has started working with ABC company during the 1992 world cup and he was a crucial part of the British Broadcasting Corporation commentary panel during the 1996 and 1999 world cup.

Bhogle was trolled on many occasions for criticizing few players and he had to face a ban in IPL. But nothing has stopped him from getting back to the commentary panel and soon he has gained his stardom back and there’s no looking back for him.

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