Mihir Bose

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Mihir Bose


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in Bombay, India
January 12, 1947

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About Mihir Bose
Award-winning journalist and author Mihir Bose writes and broadcasts on social and historical issues and sport for outlets including the BBC, the Guardian, Financial Times, Evening Standard and Irish Times.
He has written more than fifty books on sport, including football and cricket, and history, such as Bollywood, India and the extraordinary WW2 quintuple agent Silver. The subjects of his many biographies include Michael Grade, Moeen Ali and the Indian nationalist Subhas Bose (no relation).
Mihir was the BBC’s first sports editor and first non-white editor. He was chief sports news correspondent at the Daily Telegraph and worked for the Sunday Times for 20 years.
His honorary doctorate from Loughborough University was awarded
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In their first podcast of 2023 the Three Old Hacks on the state of the nation and the next election

Episode 29: Listen to it here  The Three Old Hacks discuss the Christmas books they were given and are now reading, the state of the nation and whether they should have a flutter on the next election
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The Indian Spy: The True St...

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Game Changer: How the Engli...

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Bollywood: A History

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The Spirit of the Game.

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The Magic of Indian Cricket

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A Maidan View

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“Pakistan, unlike India, had not been keen on voting for South Africa’s return. To make sure Pakistan was happy Bacher suggested they have a Muslim in his party, so Sonn was added. But with Bacher being Jewish, he was described as ‘a Turkish gynaecologist’.”
Mihir Bose, The Nine Waves: The Extraordinary Story of Indian Cricket

“Papu Sanzgiri asked him, ‘Who is going to break Brian Lara’s 400?’ Sehwag said, ‘Please tell Sachin to do it. I cannot bat for two days. I can only bat for a day and a half.”
Mihir Bose, The Nine Waves: The Extraordinary Story of Indian Cricket

“the common assumption was the sports boycott of South Africa would not be lifted until South Africa became a normal society and had one person, one vote. Now it was clear Mandela was going to use sport to make South Africa normal, to achieve his great dream of a rainbow country.”
Mihir Bose, The Nine Waves: The Extraordinary Story of Indian Cricket

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