ఐసీసీ ఎలైట్ ప్యానల్లో ఇద్దరు కొత్త అంపైర్లు

ఎమిరేట్స్ ఐసీసీ ఎలైట్ అంపైర్స్ ప్యానల్లో కొత్తగా మైకేల్ గౌ, జో విల్సన్లకు చోటు దక్కింది. వచ్చే ఏడాది పాటు అంతర్జాతీయ క్రికెట్ మ్యాచ్ల్లో వీరు విధులు నిర్వర్తించనున్నారు.

అంతర్జాతీయ క్రికెట్ మండలి ప్రధాన కార్యాలయం

Published : Jul 30, 2019, 5:14 PM IST

అంతర్జాతీయ క్రికెట్ మండలి.. ఎమిరేట్స్ ఐసీసీ ఎలైట్ ప్యానెల్ 2019-20 సీజన్కుగానూ ఇద్దరు కొత్త అంపైర్లకు చోటిచ్చింది. మంగళవారం ప్రకటించిన ఈ జాబితాలో మైకేల్ గౌ(ఇంగ్లాండ్), జో విల్సన్(వెస్టిండీస్) ఉన్నారు. వచ్చే ఏడాది పాటు అంతర్జాతీయ మ్యాచ్ల్లో వీరు తమ బాధ్యతలు నిర్వర్తించనున్నారు. వీరిని ఎంపిక చేసిన సెలక్షన్ ప్యానెల్లో ఐసీసీ జనరల్ మేనేజర్ జోఫ్ ఆల్లార్డిస్, మాజీ క్రికెటర్, వ్యాఖ్యాత సంజయ్ మంజ్రేకర్, రిఫరీలు రంజన్ మదుగలే, డేవిడ్ బూన్ ఉన్నారు.

మైకేల్ గౌ (ఇంగ్లాండ్)- జో విల్సన్(వెస్టిండీస్)

కొత్తగా ఎంపికైన వారిలో మైకేల్.. ఇప్పటివరకు 9 టెస్టులు,59 వన్డేలు, 14 టీట్వంటీలకు అంపైర్గా చేస్తే, విల్సన్.. 13 టెస్టులు, 63 వన్డేలు, 26 టీట్వంటీలకు అంపైర్గా వ్యవహరించారు. ప్యానెల్లో ఇప్పటివరకు పనిచేసి రిటైర్ అయిన ఇయాన్ గోల్డ్, రవి సుందరం స్థానాల్ని వీరిద్దరూ భర్తీ చేయనున్నారు.

ఎమిరేట్స్ ఐసీసీ ఎలైట్ ప్యానెల్ అంపైర్ల జాబితాలో ఇప్పటికే అలీందార్, కుమార ధర్మసేన, ఎరస్మస్, క్రిస్ గఫ్ఫనే, రిచర్డ్ ఇల్లింగ్వర్త్, రిచర్డ్ కెటల్బరో, నీగెల్ లాంగ్, బ్రూస్ ఆక్స్న్ఫోర్డ్, పాల్ రీఫిల్, రాడ్ టకర్ ఉన్నారు.

ఎమిరేట్స్ ఐసీసీ ఎలైట్ ప్యానెల్ మ్యాచ్ రిఫరీల జాబితాలో మార్పులేమి జరగలేదు. డేవిడ్ బూన్, క్రిస్ బ్రాడ్, జెఫ్ క్రో, రంజన్ మదుగలే, ఆండీ పైక్రాఫ్ట్, రిచ్ రిచర్డ్సన్, జవగళ్ శ్రీకాంత్ ఉన్నారు.

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మైకేల్ గౌ (ఇంగ్లాండ్)- జో విల్సన్(వెస్టిండీస్)

US PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS
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San Francisco, California - 14 June 2019
1. Various of personal trainer Nick Smith working with client
2. Close of Smith's shorts, reading (English): "NICKFIT"
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Smith, Personal Trainer:
"I've also had this desire to become a teacher, so I was able to combine both of my realms into one."
4. Various of personal chef Melissa Furano Winstead baking for client
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Furano Winstead, Personal Chef:
"I wanted more flexibility. I wanted to be able to pick my own clients, set my own menus and decide my own schedule."
6. Various of personal shopper Kat Yeh looking at clothing for client
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Kat Yeh, Personal Shopper:
"It was a good way for me to kind of jump start something for myself."
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Archive: Menlo Park, California - 10 November 2018
8. Various of people working in office
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Washington, D.C. - 21 June 2019
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Muro, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute:
"There's one category or two that are just jumping out and growing very rapidly and that's what you could call care professions for some, wealth work, or you could even call it the servant economy. But these are people who are tending to the social, physical and other household needs of the well-off."
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10. Various of Yeh looking at clothing for client
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Kat Yeh, Personal Shopper:
"Well, I work with CEOs and I work with a lot of software engineers and more marketing. I'd say the creative side of tech, the ones that have some disposable income and just want to learn how to dress."
12. Various of Smith working with client
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Smith, Personal Trainer:
"I know I'm a luxury, which is a great thing. And the one disadvantage is I'm economically dependent. So, if the economy were to fall, I'd be one of the first things to go, most likely."
14. Tracking shot of Furano Winstead baking for a client
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Furano Winstead, Personal Chef:
"The income level here really dictates the job. There's times where I wish I could move somewhere else where it's cheaper to live, but I know I'm never going to make the kind of money that I'm able to make here because it just doesn't exist there."
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16. Mid of woman working in office
LEADIN:
Some of the fastest-growing jobs of the past decade weren't in software, robotics or artificial intelligence.
Instead, they were in occupations that cater to the needs and whims of wealthier Americans...like personal chefs and personal trainers.
STORYLINE:
Wider income inequality has reshaped the job market since the recession ended ten years ago.
The richest one-fifth of U.S. households have enjoyed healthy income gains and are spending more on personal services.
That's led to the rise of what some economists dub "wealth work."
According to the Brookings Institute, there were more than three million wealth worker jobs in 2017. That's up 15 percent from 2010.
Personal trainer Nick Smith is one such worker, whih says "I've also had this desire to become a teacher, so I was able to combine both of my realms into one."
Another is personal chef, Melissa Furano Winstead.
"I wanted more flexibility. I wanted to be able to pick my own clients, set my own menus and decide my own schedule," she says.
The rise of wealth work is a mixed blessing.
Many wealth workers are self-employed and don't enjoy the security or benefits of traditional employment.
"The one disadvantage is I'm economically dependent," says personal trainer Nick Smith.
"So, if the economy were to fall, I'd be one of the first things to go, most likely."
But economists expect these jobs to keep growing.
As more two-income, professional families congregate in larger, busier cities, they need help from people who can cook, shop or clean for them.
Wealth workers also contribute to regional inequalities, where job growth in large metro areas outpaces gains in rural areas or smaller towns.
One important benefit to these jobs in the changing economy: they're largely immune from automation or being sent overseas.
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