WC 19: బెట్టింగ్ రాయుళ్ల చూపు భారత్వైపే - రోహిత్ శర్మ

ప్రపంచకప్ను మూడోసారి భారత్ సొంతం చేసుకుంటుందని లండన్ వేదికగా ఉన్న బెట్టింగ్ వెబ్సైట్లు ఊహిస్తున్నాయి. పందెం గణాంకాల ఆధారంగా ఈ ఫలితాలను వెల్లడిస్తున్నాయి.

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Published : Jul 9, 2019, 9:30 AM IST

Updated : Jul 9, 2019, 9:48 AM IST

ప్రస్తుతం ఎక్కడ చూసినా క్రికెట్ ఫీవర్ నడుస్తోంది. ప్రపంచకప్ టోర్నీ సెమీస్కు చేరింది. ఈ నేపథ్యంలో విశ్వ విజేత ఎవరనేదానిపై ఇప్పటి నుంచే చర్చ జరుగుతోంది. అంతే కాదు సెమీస్ జట్లపై, తుదిపోరులో గెలిచే టీమ్పై పందేలు విస్తృతంగా జరుగుతున్నాయి. ఇప్పటికే లండన్ వేదికగా ఉన్న బెట్టింగ్ వెబ్సైట్లలో భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా పందేలు నడుస్తున్నాయి.

జులై 14న జరగబోయే తుదిపోరుకు భారత్ చేరుకుంటుందని లండన్కు చెందిన ల్యాడ్బ్రోక్స్, బెట్వే లాంటి బెట్టింగ్ వెబ్సైట్లు చెబుతున్నాయి. అంతేకాదు టీమిండియా వరల్డ్కప్ సొంతం చేసుకుంటుందని బెట్టింగ్ కడుతున్నారు పందెం రాయుళ్లు.

బెట్టింగ్ వెబ్సైట్

బెట్టింగ్ సంస్థలు భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా 13/8 రేటింగ్ ఇచ్చాయి. తరువాతి స్థానాల్లో ఇంగ్లాండ్ (15/8), ఆస్ట్రేలియా (11/4), న్యూజిలాండ్ (8/1) ఉన్నాయి.

పందెంలో డబ్బులు ఇలా వస్తాయి..

తుదిపోరులో భారత్ గెలుస్తుందని టీమిండియా తరపున 13:8 నిష్పత్తిలో బెట్టింగ్ చేస్తున్నారు. ఉదాహరణకు వంద రూపాయలు బెట్టింగ్ చేస్తే.. ఆ వందను 13తో గుణించి 8తో భాగించాలి. వచ్చిన ఫలితమే గెలిచిన వారికి దక్కుతుంది.

బెట్టింగ్

బెట్ వే వెబ్సైట్లోనూ భారత్ టాప్..

మూడోసారి భారత్ ప్రపంచకప్ను సొంతం చేసుకుంటుందని బెట్ వై వెబ్సైటూ తెలిపింది. బెట్టింగ్ల ఆధారంగా గణించగా.. 2.8 పాయింట్లతో భారత్ తొలి స్థానంలో ఉంది. ఇంగ్లాండ్ (3), ఆస్ట్రేలియా (3.8), న్యూజిలాండ్ (9.5) తర్వాతి స్థానాల్లో నిలిచాయి.

ఈ ప్రపంచకప్ అత్యధిక వ్యక్తిగత పరుగుల రికార్డును రోహిత్ శర్మ అందుకుంటాడని 8/13 నిష్పత్తిలో పందేలు జరుగుతున్నాయి. డేవిడ్ వార్నర్ సాధిస్తాడని 11/8, రూట్పై 20/1 నిష్పత్తిలో బెట్టింగ్లు వేస్తున్నారు క్రీడాభిమానులు.

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ఇదీ చదవండి: WC19: కివీస్తో పోరుకు భారత్ ఇస్మార్ట్ ప్లాన్

US SECRET SERVICE INK
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Washington DC, US - 27 June 2019
1. Various of ink testing inside U.S. Secret Service lab
2. Tilt up on cabinet full of ink samples inside U.S. Secret Service International Ink library
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Patrick Casey, U.S. Secret Service:
"Well this ink lab is very important to not only the Secret Service but to the entire world. It's an international ink library, it was started by Dr. Tony Cantu in the 1980s and he was a pioneer in this. He realized that ink much like your fingerprints once analyzed and stored can be used to solve crimes, and these crimes are crimes that protect the financial infrastructure of the country. So counterfeit money, traveller's checks, cheques itself and then also to protect the President of the United States."
4. Various of ink testing inside U.S. Secret Service lab
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Patrick Casey, U.S. Secret Service:
"You see close to 15,000 different inks and each one of these inks, if you will, tells a story. The earliest ink bottle goes back to the 1930s. So Dr. Cantu said you know let's keep this bottle. So we have that all the way and you may have seen we have inks that has smells in it. So we have a cheese smelling ink and a chocolate smelling ink all the different inks that we can find from around the world. So not just the United States, but when we travel overseas we'll grab a pen and we'll analyze that pen. We'll also talk to our partners out there and try to get their ink samples as well. And then we'll bring them all here so we can just have this vast library. So if somebody is counterfeiting currency or traveller's cheques (checks) or cheques whether it's via printer, or an old fashioned inkwell we have the technology to to solve the crime."
6. Various of ink samples
7. Various of ink testing inside U.S. Secret Service lab
LEADIN:
An important, but little known department of the US Secret Service is its international ink library, which helps agents fight crime and protect the country.
We've been given a special look inside the service's laboratory to see how forensic teams rely on the thousands of samples dating back to 1930s.
STORYLINE:
In this laboratory in downtown Washington are rows and rows of ink samples in plastic squeeze bottles and small glass jars.
To the untrained eye, it's just a bunch of blackish liquid with strange names like "moldy sponge" or "green grass."
But to the U.S. Secret Service agents who use the samples, they are the clues that could save the president from an assassination attempt, stop a counterfeit ring.
The collection is the work of Antonio Cantu, a renowned investigator and former chief chemist at the Secret Service who started picking up samples in the 1960s.
In 2002 it helped identify the D.C. sniper which killed ten people and critically wounded three.
The shooters left tarot cards, including one Death card on which "Call me God" was written on the front and back.
Cantu and his team analyzed the samples and helped crack the case.
This ink library contains more than samples of pen, marker and printer inks dating back to the 1920s.
Cantu died unexpectedly last year, and now the Secret Service are dedicating the lab to honour him.
Agent Patrick Casey says: "Well this ink lab is very important to not only the Secret Service but to the entire world. It's an international ink library, it was started by Dr. Tony Cantu in the 1980s and he was a pioneer in this. He realized that ink much like your fingerprints once analyzed and stored can be used to solve crimes and these crimes are crimes that protect the financial infrastructure of the country. So counterfeit money, traveller's cheques, cheques (checks) itself and then also to protect the President of the United States."
The library handles threat letters — the Secret Service protects not only the president but also other high-profile officials — and phony documents, ransom letters and memorabilia.
The forensics team here had wondered about whether the lab would survive in an age of computers, but they've found written documents are still a large part of an investigation.
Cantu pioneered static ink dating which is where scientists determine when ink was first made available to the public.
This knowledge can be crucial to solving cases.
Recently the team faced a query about a letter purporting to be written by Abraham Lincoln, the scientists were able to check to see if the ink was from the 1800s, or the 1900s.
In another case they looked at a baseball which had a signature from the legendary player Babe Ruth. They discovered the ink wasn't available when he was playing ball.
The lab also managed to prove that documents from a former studio assistant to artist Jasper Johns were forged and he didn't have the right to sell them.
It turned out the works of art had been stolen.
The lab is one of several under the Secret Service's questioned documents branch, which is also responsible for handwriting analysis and document authentication, and handles as many as 500 cases a year.
The branch works on Secret Service investigations, plus counterfeiting probes and fraud and helps law enforcement agencies around the nation and worldwide.
Casey says: "You see close to 15,000 different inks and each one of these inks, if you will, tells a story. The earliest ink bottle goes back to the 1930s. So Dr. Cantu said you know let's keep this bottle. So we have that all the way and you may have seen we have inks that has smells in it. So we have a cheese smelling ink and a chocolate smelling ink all the different inks that we can find from around the world. So not just the United States, but when we travel overseas we'll grab a pen and we'll analyze that pen. We'll also talk to our partners out there and try to get their ink samples as well. And then we'll bring them all here so we can just have this vast library. So if somebody is counterfeiting currency or traveller's cheques or chequess whether it's via printer, or an old fashioned inkwell we have the technology to to solve the crime."
As the digitization of the world moves forward the laboratory has also had to evolve and it's now collecting ink jet samples as well as writing samples from pens and markers.
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