- Home
- About
- Services
-
Speakers
- Motivation/Inspiration
- Leadership
- Women & Leadership
- Business Leaders
- Entrepreneurs
- Sports & Adventure
- Future & Technology
- Innovation
- Social media
- Celebrities
- Team Building
- Health & Wellness
- Media/ Marketing
- Authors
- Communication/ Negotiation
- Journalists
- Global Affairs & Politics
- War & Defense
- Economics & Finance
- Entertainers
- Comedians
- Hosts
- Diversity
- Industry experts
- Environment
- Professors/ Scholars
- Social Activists
- Human Resources
- TEDx Speakers
- Indian Regional
- Mythology & Literature
- CSR
- Spirituality & Mindfulness
- Youth
- Exclusive Speakers
- Cinema & The Arts
- Influencers
- All Speakers
- Events
- Contact Us
- Wish List
Harsha Bhogle
Cricket Expert | Commentator
Who am I
Harsha Bhogle is widely acknowledged to be not just the voice, but the face of Indian cricket. He started at a time when few Indian broadcasters were considered good enough to be on overseas networks. But he changed those perceptions, especially in Australia where in 1992 he was rated as the possessor of the “sexiest voice on radio” and in 1999 when a poll on an independent website rated him the number one commentator for the season.
He brings a fresh perspective to cricket and is seen as a voice of reason which makes him acceptable across all cultures. His interesting background, a chemical engineer and an alumnus of IIM-Ahmedabad, India’s premier business school, has made him a role model for many.
He has, at various times, been in brand commercials for Pepsi, Hero Honda, Airtel, Tata-AIG, Sugar-Free, Procter & Gamble (for Vicks), has done brand promotions for Vodafone, Cadbury, IBM among many others and is now a brand ambassador for Castrol and Boehringer Ingelheim (Stroke Awareness)
Who am I
Harsha Bhogle is widely acknowledged to be not just the voice, but the face of Indian cricket. He started at a time when few Indian broadcasters were considered good enough to be on overseas networks. But he changed those perceptions, especially in Australia where in 1992 he was rated as the possessor of the “sexiest voice on radio” and in 1999 when a poll on an independent website rated him the number one commentator for the season.
He brings a fresh perspective to cricket and is seen as a voice of reason which makes him acceptable across all cultures. His interesting background, a chemical engineer and an alumnus of IIM-Ahmedabad, India’s premier business school, has made him a role model for many.
He has, at various times, been in brand commercials for Pepsi, Hero Honda, Airtel, Tata-AIG, Sugar-Free, Procter & Gamble (for Vicks), has done brand promotions for Vodafone, Cadbury, IBM among many others and is now a brand ambassador for Castrol and Boehringer Ingelheim (Stroke Awareness)
Alternative Speakers
Quick Information
Travels From
India