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Media Opportunities at ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 - Friday, 25 March

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Wellington:

  • Australia and Bangladesh play their league match at the Basin Reserve starting 11h00 local time. Both teams will address post-match media conferences, with the losing team coming in first followed by the winning team.

Link for all media conferences in Wellington:

Meeting ID: 893 9588 3581

Passcode: 966128

Media contacts in Wellington:

C. Rajshekhar Rao - + 64 27 700 0157; rajshekhar.rao@icc-cricket.com

Eddy Bramley - +64 27 423 7070; eddy@cricketwellington.co.nz

Christchurch:

  • New Zealand and Pakistan play their league match at the Hagley Oval on Saturday. New Zealand will address their pre-match media conference at 13h00 local time. A recording of Pakistan’s pre-match media conference will be available in the Online Media Zone at 10h00 local time.

Link for all media conferences in Christchurch:

Meeting ID: 844 5721 7092

Passcode: 036217

Media Contacts in Christchurch:

George Berry – +64 27 538 5633; george@wearecanterbury.co.nz

Sarah McCracken – +64 21 157 3319; sarah.mccracken@nzc.nz

Some other points to note:

Media interactions are being held on a hybrid model, allowing a limited number of journalists to join in person with the global media allowed to join remotely. Those joining remotely, please login ahead of expected time of media interactions. You can also send in your questions in advance to media@icc-cricket.com. Some media conferences may be held only remotely.

Those wanting to attend any media conference in person need to produce proof of a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of attending a match at any venue. This is an event requirement, and the ICC has arranged for these tests for free. More about this can be found in our advisory here.

The post-match media interactions are expected to start around 20 minutes after the end of play but journalists are advised to log on in advance.

Photographers need to be available for a brief meeting 90 minutes before start of play, when they will be allotted photo positions.