ICC launches online Media Guide for World T20

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This online resource, which is free to access and available to all media, irrespective of whether they are accredited for the event, contains a wide variety of resources to help enhance media's coverage of the tournament.

Some of the key highlights of the Online Media Centre include:  Detailed team and player profiles for each of the 12 Men's and eight Women's teams; Information on each host city and venue; Guide to each of the four host cities, with insights from players on where to go and what to do away from the cricket

Essential event information and details on ICC initiatives; Contact information for event staff; A list of media transportation information, including a full timetable of transport on match days. Other features that will be available on the Media Centre in due course include:

A daily statistical bulletin previewing every match of the tournament, full detail of practice session on daily basis, outlining media activities for upcoming days, as well as the latest ICC announcements; A list of media transportation information, including a full timetable of transport on match days; Media wishing to access the online Media Guide can do so by using the following details. Media are requested not to release these details to the general public.

Please click through or copy and paste the below link into your web browser: www.worldt20media.com/letmein/

A shorter print version of the ICC World Twenty20 Sri Lanka 2012 media guide will be distributed to accredited media ahead of the tournament.

Post-match press conference footage To facilitate Non-Right Holding media, which will not have access to the venue and the press conference room on a match day, the ICC will provide unedited and broadcast quality footage of all post-match media conferences from the men's and women's match during the tournament. The post-match press conferences are expected to be available for download from http://74.50.108.214/ICC/ within 60 minutes of the conclusion of the press conferences.

The footages of the post-match media conference from India-Pakistan practice match, which will be played at R.Premadasa in Colombo on 17 September and broadcast live by ESPN STAR Sports, will also be available for download and free editorial use.

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