Captains' photo-call at Guildhall on Sunday

All 12 captains to be available for a photo-call with the ICC World Twenty20 trophy at the Guildhall at 1830 before the welcome dinner on 31 May Schedule of practice sessions and captains’ media conferences for Sunday announcedThe captains of the 12 men’s teams taking part in the ICC World Twenty20 will be available for a photo-call with the trophy at the Guildhall in London at 1830 on Sunday evening.

This vision-only opportunity will take place in the courtyard of the Guildhall and will precede the official welcome function for the teams.

Media wishing to take advantage of this opportunity are advised to arrive in plenty of time.

Coordinating the photo opportunity will be ICC communications officer James Fitzgerald (contact details below).

The address of the Guildhall is Guildhall House, Gresham Street, London, EC2P 2EJ. The nearest tube stations are St Paul’s and Bank.

Please note the dinner that follows the photo is a private function and no cameras will be allowed entry.

The captains’ photo will follow on from pre-tournament media conferences with 11 of the 12 captains earlier in the day.

These will take place in the Thomas Lord Suite at Lord’s, London with New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori starting proceedings at 1145. England captain Paul Collingwood will end the session by holding his media conference at 1450.

The Thomas Lord Suite is located just inside the ground, next to the Grace Gates.

Coordinating the media conferences will be ICC Communications Officer Sami-ul-Hasan (contact details below).

Full details of when each captain is scheduled to speak are listed below. The one captain not to feature is Australia’s Ricky Ponting, who conducted his pre-tournament briefing at Nottingham on Friday.