“…Di Maio and Kocinac [14] introduced the statistical analogues of certain types of open covers and selection principles using actually the ideal of asymptotic density zero sets of N. Das, Kocinac and Chandra [2,3] extended this study to the arbitrary ideal of N. Using the notions of ideals, they started a more general approach to study certain results of open covers and selection principles. Further, Das et al [4] studied the ideal analogues of the Hurewicz, the star-Hurewicz, and the strongly star-Hurewicz properties called them the I-Hurewicz (see [1-3, 17, 19, 24]), the star-I-Hurewicz and the strongly star-I--Hurewicz properties, respectively, where I is the proper admissible ideal of N. In [18,25], Singh et al introduced the ideal versions of the star-K-Hurewicz and the star-C-Hurewicz properties called the star-K-I-Hurewicz (SKIH) and the star-C-I-Hurewicz properties, respectively.…”