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ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత క్రికెటర్ డుమినీ వన్డేలకు రిటైర్మెంట్ ప్రకటించనున్నాడు. పొట్టి ఫార్మాట్లో మాత్రం కొనసాగుతానని స్పష్టం చేశాడు.
ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత రిటైర్ కానున్న డుమిని
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Published : Mar 16, 2019, 6:15 AM IST
ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత మరో క్రికెటర్ వన్డేలకు వీడ్కోలు పలకనున్నాడు. మే నుంచి ఇంగ్లండ్లో జరిగే మెగాటోర్నీ అనంతరం వన్డే క్రికెట్ నుంచి రిటైర్ అవనున్నాడు దక్షిణాఫ్రికా ఆల్రౌండర్ జేపీ డుమినీ . ఈ విషయాన్ని క్రికెట్ దక్షిణాఫ్రికా ట్విట్టర్లో ప్రకటించింది.
నేను వన్డేలకు వీడ్కోలు చెప్పేందుకు ఇది సరైన సమయం అనుకుంటున్నా. దేశీయ, అంతర్జాతీయ టీ20లు ఆడతాను. నా మొదటి ప్రాధాన్యం కుటుంబానికే.. తర్వాతే ఏదైనా. ఎంతోగానో సహకరించిన జట్టు సభ్యులకు కృతజ్ఞతలు.
---జేపీ డుమినీ,దక్షిణాఫ్రికా క్రికెటర్
34 ఏళ్ల డుమినీ... సెప్టెంబరు 2017లో టెస్టుల నుంచి రిటైర్మెంట్ తీసుకున్నాడు. ఈ ఫార్మాట్లో 46 మ్యాచ్లాడిన డుమిని 32.85 సగటుతో 2,103 పరుగులు చేశాడు. వన్డే ఫార్మాట్లో 193 మ్యాచ్లాడి 37.39 సగటుతో 5,047 రన్స్ సాధించాడు. స్పిన్ బౌలర్గా 68 వికెట్లు తీశాడు.
ఇదే జట్టుకు చెందిన స్పిన్నర్ ఇమ్రాన్ తాహిర్..ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత రిటైర్మెంట్ తీసుకుంటానని ముందుగానే ప్రకటించాడు.
ఇవి కూడా చదవండి:
ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత మరో క్రికెటర్ వన్డేలకు వీడ్కోలు పలకనున్నాడు. మే నుంచి ఇంగ్లండ్లో జరిగే మెగాటోర్నీ అనంతరం వన్డే క్రికెట్ నుంచి రిటైర్ అవనున్నాడు దక్షిణాఫ్రికా ఆల్రౌండర్ జేపీ డుమినీ . ఈ విషయాన్ని క్రికెట్ దక్షిణాఫ్రికా ట్విట్టర్లో ప్రకటించింది.
నేను వన్డేలకు వీడ్కోలు చెప్పేందుకు ఇది సరైన సమయం అనుకుంటున్నా. దేశీయ, అంతర్జాతీయ టీ20లు ఆడతాను. నా మొదటి ప్రాధాన్యం కుటుంబానికే.. తర్వాతే ఏదైనా. ఎంతోగానో సహకరించిన జట్టు సభ్యులకు కృతజ్ఞతలు.
---జేపీ డుమినీ,దక్షిణాఫ్రికా క్రికెటర్
34 ఏళ్ల డుమినీ... సెప్టెంబరు 2017లో టెస్టుల నుంచి రిటైర్మెంట్ తీసుకున్నాడు. ఈ ఫార్మాట్లో 46 మ్యాచ్లాడిన డుమిని 32.85 సగటుతో 2,103 పరుగులు చేశాడు. వన్డే ఫార్మాట్లో 193 మ్యాచ్లాడి 37.39 సగటుతో 5,047 రన్స్ సాధించాడు. స్పిన్ బౌలర్గా 68 వికెట్లు తీశాడు.
ఇదే జట్టుకు చెందిన స్పిన్నర్ ఇమ్రాన్ తాహిర్..ప్రపంచకప్ తర్వాత రిటైర్మెంట్ తీసుకుంటానని ముందుగానే ప్రకటించాడు.
ఇవి కూడా చదవండి:
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Brussels - 12 March 2019
1. British midwife Jo Everatt speaking to a group of new mothers
2. New mothers with babies listening to Everatt speak
3. Mid of Everatt speaking
4. Close of mom's holding babies and feeding babies
5. Wide of Everatt speaking
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jo Everatt, British midwife living in Belgium:
"Yes, I have seen them quite frightened and scared about their futures. More so, because they have loved being here. They have started their families here. They have had great birth experiences. They have had more support here, then they would get over in their home country. And I think it has been a very warm and cosy place for them. The thought of them leaving and going home is sad because you leave a chapter of your life behind."
7. Everatt's class of new mothers
8. Everatt speaking to new mother
9. Close of a mother holding her baby
10. Mid of Everatt
11. Close of baby
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Jo Everatt, British midwife living in Belgium:
"Every morning I wake up, the first thing I do is I look at my first look on the BBC news and see what's going on. And it's a pain because nothing is ever transparent, and nothing is kind of straightforward. So, I used to do this every morning. I'm doing it again now. But there was a big period, a couple of months ago, where I didn't do it because I was just like that up with the constant change of mind. It was just blowing my mind and I didn't want to be harassed by it."
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Rixensart, near Brussels - 13 March 2019
13. Brian O'Riordan greeting his dogs
14. Wide of O'Riordan's home in Rixensart, Belgium
15. O'Riordan inside his home
16. Close of a calendar reading March 2019
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian O'Riordan, British lobbyist living in Belgium:
"It's addictive in a sense, you know watching it. It can become obsessive if you let it, I think. So, yeah it is trying to get the balance right between living your life normally and not being obsessed with Brexit."
18. Tea pot on a stove
19. O'Riordan and his wife inside their home
20. Coffee cup sitting on the countertop
21. Close of O'Riordan
22. Chalk board calendar in English and French
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian O'Riordan, British lobbyist living in Belgium:
"The sense of disempowerment, helplessness, watching it all happen, not really understanding why, trying to understand why, getting people's views, as I say, it is completely foreign in a sense."
24. Close of writing on calendar indicating a family trip to London on 16 March
STORYLINE:
Across Belgium, British residents are waking up. The first thing midwife Jo Everatt does is to check websites for Brexit updates. Lobbyist Brian O'Riordan scans two newspapers.
For Brits living and working in the heart of the European Union, the Brexit debate and the uncertainty surrounding it is a constant background noise that occasionally fades away - then comes roaring back louder than ever.
While British lawmakers bicker over the terms of their country's divorce from the EU, British citizens in Brussels - where the bloc's headquarters is located - worry about Brexit's impact on their ability to work and travel, on their savings and on their plans for their future.
Many, after holding out for years, are applying for a second citizenship in their adopted country.
Everatt, the midwife, hasn't made the switch, but she contemplates it as she frets about her future, unsure how Brexit affect her regular trips to England and hat will it mean for her thriving Belgian business running classes for young expat mothers.
She has seen young mothers moving back to the U.K. and others worried at the prospect of having to relocate.
It can become obsessive if you let it," O'Riordan said in the dining room of his home just outside Brussels. "So yeah, it's trying to get the balance right between living your life normally and not being obsessed with Brexit."
That's tough when their very futures are so tightly interwoven with the fate of Britain's faltering plan to leave the EU.
"It's a kind of bizarre feeling, this sense of disempowerment, helplessness watching it all happen, not really understanding why," O'Riordan said.
That uncertainty finally pushed him over the edge.
He has lived in Belgium for two decades and speaks French to his two border collie dogs - all the while being happy to be British. But with Brexit looming, he shifted his pension savings out of Britain and took Belgian citizenship.
He is far from alone.
The Belgian government's statistics service, StatBel, released figures this week showing a spike in Brits becoming Belgians after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
In 2015, 127 Britons took Belgian citizenship.
The following year the number soared to 506.
In 2017, 1,375 of the 23,000 Brits living in Belgium - a whopping 6 percent - adopted Belgian nationality.
The Brexit noise has been at full volume this week as lawmakers in the British Parliament voted overwhelmingly to reject a deal worked out between their government and the European Union, then voted also against leaving the bloc without a deal. On Thursday, British politicians voted to postpone it altogether.
Nowhere are the moves being followed so closely as here in Brussels, which lives and breathes European politics.
These days, as the clock runs down toward Britain's promise to leave on March 29, politics means Brexit.
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