Media Opportunities at ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022

news editor February 25, 2022

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Captains of all eight teams participating in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 will be available on 25 and 26 February in Christchurch for their first official media interactions ahead of the 4 March-3 April tournament.

The media interactions are being held via a hybrid model, allowing a limited number of journalists to attend in person with others invited to join remotely. Those joining remotely, please ensure you login ahead of scheduled times of media interactions.

Media wanting to attend in person need to produce proof of a negative COVID-19 test result conducted within 48 hours of the media conferences. This is an event requirement and as per direction of ICC’s Biosafety Scientific Advisory Committee (BSAC) to ensure the safety of all participants. The ICC has arranged for these tests free of cost. Details on tests have been shared in an earlier advisory with accredited media, which is available in the Online Media Zone here.

If you can’t attend the media conferences remotely but want to send in questions, please e-mail them to media@icc-cricket.com and we will try to get them answered. Please write who the question(s) are meant for, with your name and organization written clearly at the end of the e-mail.

The following is the schedule of the Captains’ Day media conferences in Christchurch. Please note all times below are in local time (GMT +13 Hours):

Venue: Koura I, Sudima Christchurch

25 February

12h00: Bismah Maroof, Pakistan

12h15: Stafanie Taylor, West Indies

12h30: Sune Luus, South Africa

12h45: Meg Lanning, Australia

26 February

12h00: Mithali Raj, India

12h15: Nigar Sultana, Bangladesh

12h30: Heather Knight, England

12h45: Sophie Devine, New Zealand

Link for the media conferences in Christchurch: