Castrol Index Releases Latest Major League Soccer Results
23.02.65
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About the Castrol Formula
The Castrol Index, a proprietary technology that objectively ranks a player's performance, was launched in 2008 with Castrol's official sponsorship of the UEFA Euro2008™ contest. It was further expanded and refined in partnership with FIFA for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and is now used the world over -- supporting the 5 principal European Leagues and the UEFA Champions League™. This innovative tool analyzes and tracks every players move, providing statistical facts and insightful analysis to fans, players and coaches to enhance their engagement with the game.
Castrol's team of performance analysts use the latest technology to objectively analyze every go with in the 2011 MLS season, logging an average of 1,800 player movements per match. The Castrol Index tracks every move on the lawn and assesses whether it has a negative or positive impact on a team's ability to score or concede a goal. A key banker for all areas of performance in the Castrol Index is which zone on the pitch the action takes place. The Castrol Index operates on the rationalism that not all passes are created equal; a player's quality is more than just the goals and shots he generates and individual actions have their own merits. Each punter is awarded a score out of 10 to determine the best performing players in MLS over the season.
Source: PR Newswire (press release)
Indian Market Subdued In Early Trade
13.06.11
(RTTNews) - The Indian hawk is extending its recent losses on Monday, in tandem with weak Asian peers, after disappointing economic information from China and the U.S. released last week stoked worries about the outlook for global growth.
A raft of key economic matter due from the U.S. this week, including retail sales, consumer price index inflation, industrial production and manufacturing surveys are probably to provide further clues on whether the world's largest economy is heading for a double-dip recession or a rough patch in the total recovery.
Domestically, May inflation data that will be out tomorrow and the RBI's mid-quarter review of monetary policy to be announced on Thursday are positive key events that investors look forward to this week.
The benchmark 30-share Sensex is currently down 106 points or 0.6 percent at 18,163, while the broader Fine index is down 36 points or 0.65 percent. Oil/gas, metal, realty and banking stocks are bearing the stress of the selling.
Source: RTT News