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Reviewing Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher starrer 'Ghoomer', Harsha said he liked the fact that the film does not 'talk down women's cricket', or other issues that plague our society. 




‘Ghoomer’: Harsha Bhogle reviews Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher starrer; shares why he was uneasy 

Reviewing Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher starrer 'Ghoomer', Harsha said he liked the fact that the film does not 'talk down women's cricket', or other issues that plague our society. 

Reviewing Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher starrer 'Ghoomer', Harsha said he liked the fact that the film does not 'talk down women's cricket', or other issues that plague our society.&nbsp;
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Indian cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle, who recently watched R Balki&rsquo;s &lsquo;Ghoomer&rsquo;, reviewed the film on social media. He shared how he was apprehensive before watching the Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher starrer but all his apprehensions and uneasiness were put to rest as the film was wonderful.
In a video posted on Twitter, Harsha said, &lsquo;I went to see a movie recently and I went with a combination of excitement and unease. A little bit of unease, because I didn't know how I'd react to film where I knew a lot of people in it. I've known Balki for a long time. There's been a debate in the house or whether we like Cheeni Kum more or Paa more. I was always on the Paa side, my wife was on Cheeni Kum side. I've been invested in Sayami Kher's performance as she is an outstanding anchor and also a cricketer. I wanted to see how she combined the two. So I was a little confused about how I'd react to the film with people that I knew in it.&rsquo;
He added, &lsquo;I was also a little concerned about how the cricket would be shot. We've all seen sports movies where the emotion is built up, the drama is built up and then suddenly the sport starts and you say, yeah, they tried to teach the actor cricket but it's not working. Within the first ten minutes or so, that first fear was gone.&rsquo;
He said that Saiyyami was making all the right moves and he was soon fascinated with how Balki focused on the little things carefully.
&lsquo;It's not just Saiyyami - who is a proper cricketer. She's an actor, but she's also a proper cricketer. So there was never going to be any doubt about that, but also on how the rest of the characters play. When there's an India-England game, they're all cricketers playing and he (Balki) didn't compromise on that. That gives the movie a touch of authenticity,&rsquo; he said.
He added that Saiyyami being an actor as well as a cricketer helped her bring all the nuances of her character and make it all look authentic.
Talking about Abhishek's performance, Harsha said, &lsquo;Then there was Abhishek Bachchan. I think he lives the role of the coach. Sometimes you can have a coach who's trying to motivate a player, whether it's the hard way or the soft way, but sometimes the lines can appear a little straight out of a motivational lecture. I love the way Abhishek married the two into his character. I could recognize a couple of cricketers within the character that Abhishek plays, but I'll leave it for you to decide. But needless to say, he is outstanding especially in the first half.&rsquo;
Harsha then said that the film is about hope, more than anything else. He added that he liked the fact that the film does not &lsquo;talk down women's cricket&rsquo;, or other issues that plague our society. He wrapped up his video saying that he is not a reviewer but he loved the way the story of a Hungarian athlete was woven into the Indian setup and the language of cricket was chosen for the same.
&lsquo;Ghoomer&rsquo; is set to release in theatres on August 18.
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Hardik received a lot of flak for finishing the game with a six when Tilak Varma needed just 1 run to complete his 3rd half-century in his first 3 T20I games.

Harsha Bhogle defends Hardik Pandya over Tilak Varma 49 controversy, AB de Villiers backs him

Commentator Harsha Bhogle came out in defence of Hardik Pandya after the Team India T20I skipper found himself at the receiving end following the 3rd T20I vs West Indies.

AB de Villiers left thrilled with Bhogle's thoughts

Hardik received a lot of flak for finishing the game with a six when Tilak Varma needed just 1 run to complete his 3rd half-century in his first 3 T20I games.

Commentator Harsha Bhogle came out in defence of Hardik Pandya after the Team India T20I skipper found himself at the receiving end following the 3rd T20I vs West Indies.
Hardik received a lot of flak for finishing the game with a six when Tilak Varma needed just 1 run to complete his 3rd half-century in his first 3 T20I games.
Harsha said that he was puzzled by the discussion around Tilak Varma missing out on a 50.
'It isn't a landmark, in fact, other than a century (which is rare), there are no landmarks in T20 cricket. We are far too obsessed with individual achievement within a team sport. I don't believe 50s should be recorded in individual stats in T20 cricket. If you have made enough runs quickly enough (avg and SR), that is all that matters,' he tweeted.
His thoughts left AB de Villiers thrilled as he thanked the Indian commentator for speaking his heart out. 'Finally, someone says it!' ABD replied.
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'Fabulous evening talking football, cricket, broadcasting and so much more with the genial Peter Drury'.

WTC Final 2023:  Peter Drury meets 'his hero' Harsha Bhogle 

Famed cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle met Peter Drury, fondly known as the 'voice of football' at the World Test Championship final which is happening in England between India and Australia. 

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'Fabulous evening talking football, cricket, broadcasting and so much more with the genial Peter Drury'.

Famed cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle met Peter Drury, fondly known as the 'voice of football' at the World Test Championship final which is happening in England between India and Australia.&nbsp; The Indian commentator shared images of his interaction with Drury who had recently revealed that Bhogle is his hero. In his post, Bhogle wrote, 'Fabulous evening talking football, cricket, broadcasting and so much more with the genial Peter Drury'. Fans were impressed by the image and many wished to see the duo together in a commentary box.&nbsp;

After Harsha Bhogle lashed out at English media for being biased on Deepti Sharma's running out Charlie Dean, England Test captain Ben Stokes retorted to the cricket commentator's tweet.
While replying to the tweet, Stokes asked Bhogle don't you think it is disturbing that he has been receiving countless messages from Indian fans to date calling him all sorts of things.
Stokes backed the English media and wrote that media across the world talked out the mankad dismissal, not only the English people, adding it is not a cultural thing here.
Meanwhile, Bhogle replied saying, you were not at fault during the 2019 World Cup overthrows, so with you there.
Also read: 'It is time to move on': Captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Charlie Dean's run-out call
Bhogle further wrote that he thinks the take on mankad dismissal has been part of English culture.
Notably, ICC's new rule on running out of non-strikers came into effect today. From October 1st 2022, running out the non-striker will no longer be an 'unfair play.

Ben Stokes & Harsha Bhogle engage in heated Twitter exchange over Deepti running out Charlie Dean

After Harsha Bhogle lashed out at English media for being biased against Deepti Sharma, England Test captain Ben Stokes retorted to the cricket commentator in a series of tweets.


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Notably, ICC's new rule on running out non-strikers came into effect today. From October 1st 2022, running out the non-striker will no longer be considered 'unfair play'.

After Harsha Bhogle lashed out at English media for being biased against Deepti Sharma, England Test captain Ben Stokes retorted to the cricket commentator in a series of tweets.
 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/harsha-bhogle-comes-to-deepti-sharma-s-defence-lashes-out-at-english-media-1664548065117">While replying to the tweet, Stokes asked Bhogle</a> if he finds it disturbing that Indian fans till date call Ben Stokes all sorts of things for the 2019 World Cup final.
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Is this a culture thing?? &hellip;.absolutely not,I receive messages regarding the overthrows from people all over world,as people all over the world have made comment&rsquo;s on the Mankad dismissal, not just people who are English <a href="https://t.co/m3wDGMpo8b">https://t.co/m3wDGMpo8b</a>
&mdash; Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) <a href="https://twitter.com/benstokes38/status/1576130596149284867?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Stokes backed the English cricket community, stating that 'people all over the world have made comments on the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/big-controversy-over-deepti-sharma-running-out-charlie-dean-as-india-complete-3-0-clean-sweep-1664088298779">mankad dismissal</a>,&nbsp;
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What about the rest of the worlds reaction to this particular incident? England isn&rsquo;t the only cricket playing nation who have spoken about the ruling . <a href="https://t.co/DlbqlbhSAT">https://t.co/DlbqlbhSAT</a>
&mdash; Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) <a href="https://twitter.com/benstokes38/status/1576138666220523520?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Is this a culture thing?? &hellip;.absolutely not,I receive messages regarding the overthrows from people all over world,as people all over the world have made comment&rsquo;s on the Mankad dismissal, not just people who are English <a href="https://t.co/m3wDGMpo8b">https://t.co/m3wDGMpo8b</a>
&mdash; Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) <a href="https://twitter.com/benstokes38/status/1576130596149284867?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2022</a></blockquote>
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He further stated it's not a culture thing in England.
Meanwhile, Bhogle too replied to Stokes, pointing out that he stands with Ben Stokes on the 2019 World Cup issue and that the English all-rounder wasn't at fault there. But Bhogle was also quick to remind Stokes that it's their upbringing in England that makes the entire saga over Charlie Dean being run out such an issue in the country.
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Well, you were not at fault on that one so with you there. On the reaction in England to the non-striker backing up, I think it is what you are told when you learn the game and so, part of culture. Very happy to chat about it one day if you have a moment. Cheers
&mdash; Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) <a href="https://twitter.com/bhogleharsha/status/1576136930454302720?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 1, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Bhogle had earlier pointed out in a series of tweets on Friday that the world doesn't have to agree with the English population's take on the whole Mankading situation.
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it is a cultural thing. The English thought it was wrong to do so &amp; because they ruled over a large part of the cricket world, they told everyone it was wrong. The colonial domination was so powerful that few questioned it. As a result,the mindset still is that what England (2/n)
&mdash; Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) <a href="https://twitter.com/bhogleharsha/status/1575773688280264704?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 30, 2022</a></blockquote>
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But Stokes still didn't agree with Bhogle, tweeting out that England isn't the only nation who have spoken about the incident.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/it-is-time-to-move-on-captain-harmanpreet-kaur-on-charlie-dean-s-run-out-call-1664550584668">'It is time to move on': Captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Charlie Dean's run-out call</a>
 Notably, ICC's new rule on running out non-strikers came into effect today. From October 1st 2022, running out the non-striker will no longer be considered 'unfair play'.

Charlie Dean's run-out at the non-striker’s end in the third and final ODI between England Women and India Women sparked huge controversy on Saturday. The cricket fraternity and fans were divided as the “spirit of cricket” debates kept raging on. 
Indian cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle took to Twitter on Friday to call out the English media over their blatantly biased takes on the incident.
"I find it very disturbing that a very large section of the media in England is asking questions of a girl who played by the laws of the game & none at all of another who was gaining an illegal advantage and was a habitual offender," he wrote.
He further condemned the 'vitriol' directed towards Deepti by saying that 'She played by the laws of the game and criticism of what she did must stop'

Harsha Bhogle comes to Deepti Sharma's defence, lashes out at English media 

Harsha Bhogle criticised the English media for the 'vitriol' directed towards Deepti Sharma in a series of eight
gripping tweets.

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The veteran cricket commentator called the English bias a &ldquo;cultural thing&rdquo;.

With the debate around Deepti Sharma running out Charlie Dean refusing to die down, Indian cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle took to Twitter to call out the English media over their blatantly biased takes on the incident.
 "I find it very disturbing that a very large section of the media in England is asking questions of a girl who played by the laws of the game &amp; none at all of another who was gaining an illegal advantage and was a habitual offender," he wrote.
 He further condemned the 'vitriol' directed towards Deepti by saying that 'she played by the laws of the game and criticism of what she did must stop'

3 weeks after the 'real IPL' concluded, a group in a remote village in Gujarat almost pulled off a fake Indian Premier League.It only took 21 farm labourers as players, a Harsha Bhogle mimic, some videographers, a Telegram channel, some crowd-noise sound effects, and umpires who knew how to signal boundaries to dupe Russian punters, sitting thousand of miles away in the cities of Tver, Voronezh and Moscow!Shoeb Davda, returned to his village Molipur in the Mehsana district after working for 8 months in a Russian pub famous for taking bets. Davda said he met a man Asif Mohammad in Russia, who masterminded the plan that duped punters with their scheme.Davda first hired farmland, installed floodlights there, then convinced 21 farm labourers by offering them double their amount of daily wage, 400 rs per match. He then hired camerapersons, and videographers, made a telegram channel for betting, and bought IPL team jerseys.To make it look authentic, they hired a Meerut-based commentator Saqib, who could mimic Harsha Bhogle. Three persons were employed to play umpires.5 HD cameras would broadcast the game on a YouTube channel labelled IPL. Fake Harsha Bhogle's commentating, umpires with fake walkie-talkies signalling 6s, 4s, and outs, and usage of fake crowd noises persuaded the Russian punters to bet on the game. They would bet their roubles via Telegram, and Davda would instantly send instructions to the players and the umpires on what to do.All was going well for the conmen, their tournament had made it to the quarter-finals stage too. However, their first installment of bets amounting to 3 lakhs landed them in trouble. Mehsana Police began their investigation and arrested 4 persons.The cops are further investigating the hawala channel that was used to keep the con alive!

Fake IPL: How Gujarat village duped Russian Punters with elaborate scam

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A group of conmen from a remote village of Gujarat dupe Russian punters sitting thousand miles away in Tver, Voronezh and Moscow!



Davda first hired farmland, installed floodlights there, then convinced 21 farm labourers by offering them double their amount of daily wage, 400 rs per match.

3 weeks after the 'real IPL' concluded, a group in a remote village in Gujarat almost pulled off a fake Indian Premier League. It only took 21 farm labourers as players, a Harsha Bhogle mimic, some videographers, a Telegram channel, some crowd-noise sound effects, and umpires who knew how to signal boundaries to dupe Russian punters, sitting thousand of miles away in the cities of Tver, Voronezh and Moscow! Shoeb Davda, returned to his village Molipur in the Mehsana district after working for 8 months in a Russian pub famous for taking bets. Davda said he met a man Asif Mohammad in Russia, who masterminded the plan that duped punters with their scheme. Davda first hired farmland, installed floodlights there, then convinced 21 farm labourers by offering them double their amount of daily wage, 400 rs per match. He then hired camerapersons, and videographers, made a telegram channel for betting, and bought IPL team jerseys. To make it look authentic, they hired a Meerut-based commentator Saqib, who could mimic Harsha Bhogle. Three persons were employed to play umpires.5 HD cameras would broadcast the game on a YouTube channel labelled IPL. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/cristiano-ronaldo-not-for-sale-claims-manchester-united-manager-erik-ten-hag-1657606748293">Cristiano Ronaldo 'not for sale', claims Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag</a> Fake Harsha Bhogle's commentating, umpires with fake walkie-talkies signalling 6s, 4s, and outs, and usage of fake crowd noises persuaded the Russian punters to bet on the game. They would bet their roubles via Telegram, and Davda would instantly send instructions to the players and the umpires on what to do. All was going well for the conmen, their tournament had made it to the quarter-finals stage too. However, their first installment of bets amounting to 3 lakhs landed them in trouble. Mehsana Police began their investigation and arrested 4 persons. The cops are further investigating the hawala channel that was used to keep the con alive!

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