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August 29, 2009Posted on 08/29/2009 in Indian cricket
The uniqueness of Harsha Bhogle
A collection of Harsha Bhogle's newspaper columns has just been published (Cricinfo's review here). After attending the book launch, the Hindustan Times' Anand Vasu writes about what is common to Shane Warne and Harsha Bhogle (besides using hair solutions to fight off the effects of middle age).
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