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బీసీసీఐ కొత్త సలహా కమిటీలో సభ్యులు వీరే.. - Mr Madan Lal, Mr Rudra Pratap Singh and Ms Sulakshana Naik
క్రికెట్‌ సలహా కమిటీ (సీఏసీ) సభ్యులను బీసీసీఐ తాజాగా ప్రకటించింది. ఇందులో ముగ్గురు సభ్యులకు చోటు దక్కింది.
బీసీసీఐ సలహా కమిటీలో సభ్యులు వీళ్లే...
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Published : Jan 31, 2020, 6:31 PM IST
| Updated : Feb 28, 2020, 4:44 PM IST
క్రికెట్‌ సలహా కమిటీ (సీఏసీ) సభ్యులను తాజాగా ప్రకటించింది బీసీసీఐ. మాజీ క్రికెటర్లు మదన్లాల్, ఆర్పీ సింగ్, సులక్షణా నాయక్‌ను సీఏసీ సభ్యులుగా నియమించింది. లోథా కమిటీ నిబంధనల ప్రకారమే ఎంపీ గంభీర్‌కు ఇందులో చోటు దక్కలేదు. వీరందరూ ఏడాదిపాటు పదవుల్లో కొనసాగనున్నారు. వీరి మొదటి కర్తవ్యం జాతీయ సెలక్షన్ కమిటీని ఎంపిక చేయడం.
మదన్లాల్, సులక్షణా నాయక్, ఆర్పీ సింగ్ ట్రాక్ రికార్డు...
>> 1983లో భారత్ ప్రపంచకప్ గెలిచిన జట్టులో మదన్లాల్ సభ్యుడు. ఇతడు 39 టెస్టులు, 67 వన్డేలు ఆడాడు. ఆ తర్వాత 1996 నుంచి ఏడాదిపాటు జాతీయ జట్టుకు కోచ్గా సేవలందించాడు. సీనియర్ సెలక్షన్ కమిటీలో సభ్యుడిగానూ పనిచేశాడు.
>> ఆర్పీ సింగ్ టీమిండియాలో పేసర్గా రాణించాడు. 14 టెస్టులు, 58 వన్డేలు, 10 టీ20లు ఆడాడు. 2007లో భారత జట్టు టీ20 ప్రపంచకప్ గెలిచిన జట్టులో ఇతడు సభ్యుడు.
>> మహిళా క్రీడాకారిణి సులక్షణా నాయక్ మొత్తం 2 టెస్టులు, 46 వన్డేలు, 31 టీ20లు ఆడింది. మొత్తం 11 ఏళ్లు భారత జట్టుకు సేవలందించింది.
క్రికెట్‌ సలహా కమిటీ (సీఏసీ) సభ్యులను తాజాగా ప్రకటించింది బీసీసీఐ. మాజీ క్రికెటర్లు మదన్లాల్, ఆర్పీ సింగ్, సులక్షణా నాయక్‌ను సీఏసీ సభ్యులుగా నియమించింది. లోథా కమిటీ నిబంధనల ప్రకారమే ఎంపీ గంభీర్‌కు ఇందులో చోటు దక్కలేదు. వీరందరూ ఏడాదిపాటు పదవుల్లో కొనసాగనున్నారు. వీరి మొదటి కర్తవ్యం జాతీయ సెలక్షన్ కమిటీని ఎంపిక చేయడం.
మదన్లాల్, సులక్షణా నాయక్, ఆర్పీ సింగ్ ట్రాక్ రికార్డు...
>> 1983లో భారత్ ప్రపంచకప్ గెలిచిన జట్టులో మదన్లాల్ సభ్యుడు. ఇతడు 39 టెస్టులు, 67 వన్డేలు ఆడాడు. ఆ తర్వాత 1996 నుంచి ఏడాదిపాటు జాతీయ జట్టుకు కోచ్గా సేవలందించాడు. సీనియర్ సెలక్షన్ కమిటీలో సభ్యుడిగానూ పనిచేశాడు.
>> ఆర్పీ సింగ్ టీమిండియాలో పేసర్గా రాణించాడు. 14 టెస్టులు, 58 వన్డేలు, 10 టీ20లు ఆడాడు. 2007లో భారత జట్టు టీ20 ప్రపంచకప్ గెలిచిన జట్టులో ఇతడు సభ్యుడు.
>> మహిళా క్రీడాకారిణి సులక్షణా నాయక్ మొత్తం 2 టెస్టులు, 46 వన్డేలు, 31 టీ20లు ఆడింది. మొత్తం 11 ఏళ్లు భారత జట్టుకు సేవలందించింది.
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Zhengzhou – 31 January 2020
1. Train crew member spraying disinfectant on train that American teacher James Dickey is on
2. SOUNDBITE (English) James Dickey, Kindergarten Teacher in Changsha, China:
"Yeah, I'd heard that the (United States) state department was asking us to leave, and to be honest with you that scares me, a lot. In ten years living here in China, I've never seen anything like this, not even close. This is a crazy situation to me, and the fact that our governments are taking such dire and drastic measures right now, really tells me that the situation is probably worse than what we've been led to believe, or what the numbers would even indicate."
3. Train crew disinfecting train
4. SOUNDBITE (English) James Dickey, Kindergarten Teacher in Changsha, China:
"I am nervous right now, I'm pretty, I'm going to change that, I'm actually not just nervous, I'm really scared. Right now, I'm focused on getting my daughter and my ex-wife out of Wuhan, they're there in the epicentre. I just went to Beijing to get my daughter's passport straightened out so that they can leave, she's eight years old, I've got to get her out of here first, so I can't leave until that's done.
5. Pan of seats on train
6. SOUNDBITE (English) James Dickey, Kindergarten Teacher in Changsha, China:
"I have a girlfriend here who is Chinese, and she lives with me, and she depends on me to get by. If I leave, she's going to be all alone in a city that's not her hometown. So, if I left her right now that would be a really, a really terrible thing to do, I think, just leaving her all by herself, I couldn't do that to her."
7. Pan of empty seats on train
8. SOUNDBITE (English) James Dickey, Kindergarten Teacher in Changsha, China:
"Right now, I think I'm going to stay here. I've got my career here, which hopefully I'll be able to pick up as soon as all this is said and done. But right now, even though I feel really nervous and really scared, and don't know what's going to happen next, I think I'm just going to have to stay here and ride it out, unless somehow, some way, I can take her back with me. But the chances of that don't look very good, so I've got to stay here and take care, take care of my responsibilities."
9. Pan of empty train station platforms
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10. Various departure board Beijing Capital International Airport
11. Travellers waiting to check in
12. Various travellers at check in desk
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13. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Flanagan, School Counsellor in China:
"I thought like maybe it would be coming soon, and I, like as I was travelling to the US, I thought like this might... I wonder if I'm not going to be going back like at the same time that I was scheduled for. Although I didn't pack things appropriately, having that suspicion, I wish I had."
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14. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Flanagan, School Counsellor in China:
"I was planning on it before this notice (from the US State Department), because my school had sent out something that we were going to be doing online learning and the campus was closed for, it's still unclear as to how much time. And I have Type 1 diabetes. So, I really didn't want to go back because that's one of the vulnerable, more vulnerable populations. And I felt like it was just a safer place for me to stay here."
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Flanagan, School Counsellor in China:
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"Yeah, it was just like a confirmation of my plans. I wasn't really... it didn't freak me out any more. It definitely made me think, yeah, this is probably going to be a while and that it will affect a lot of things."
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16. Various travellers queuing for check in
17. Wide inside Beijing Capital International Airport
18. Travellers queuing
STORYLINE:
An American teacher living in China said he was "really scared" after hearing that the United States advised against all travel to China on Friday.
The US State Department's travel advisory came after the World Health Organization declared a global emergency over the outbreak of a new deadly virus that has spread to more than a dozen countries.
Americans currently in China are advised to consider departing using commercial flights.
"In ten years living here in China, I've never seen anything like this, not even close," said James Dickey, a kindergarten teacher living in Changsha.
China counted 9,692 confirmed cases with a death toll of 213, including 43 new fatalities.
The vast majority of the cases have been in Hubei province and its provincial capital, Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak. No deaths have been reported outside China.
China has placed over 50 million people in the region under virtual quarantine, while foreign countries have cut back severely on travel to the country and quarantined those who recently passed through Wuhan.
The virus is believed to have a two-week incubation period, during which those infected can pass on the illness even if they show no symptoms such as fever and cough.
Dickey used to live in Wuhan but recently moved to Changsha, outside the quarantine zone.
He has a daughter and an ex-wife who are stuck in Wuhan. He went to Beijing on Friday to renew his daughter's passport so that the pair could get on an evacuation flight planned in early February.
Even after his daughter safely leaves, though, Dickey says he's planning to stay because of his Chinese girlfriend, who can't leave.
"If I left her right now that would be a really terrible thing to do," Dickey said. "I couldn't do that to her."
Dickey said that he hopes things will soon return to normal.
Kelly Flanagan, an American school counsellor, who has lived in China since 2011, said she is planning to stay out of the country as she watches the virus spread from a previously planned vacation in the United States.
Flanagan, who has Type 1 diabetes, which adds to health risks during a virus outbreak, says she will stay in the US until things go back to normal in China.
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