Learn to like the camera and be versatile to become a top sports broadcaster, says Harsha Bhogle

On this episode of #InsideOut with WV Raman, the man referred to as the voice of cricket in India, Harsha Bhogle talks about the nuances in commentating. He explains how one needs to adapt to Radio and TV. commentary. In an engaging chat, Harsha Bhogle talks about : How he was fortunate to get an opportunity in his teens. The fact that fiction makes up part of radio commentary Social media providing the platform for players to display their funny side Technology being a supplementary tool in making sport better Umpires having to be given more responsibility like in the olden days IIM entities and that he feels that it can be spread out thin in terms of number of centres