The following are the arrangements for all teams on 22 March:
In Group A, Scotland plays the Netherlands at Warner Park, St Kitts with the first ball being bowled at 0930. Afterwards, there will be media conferences involving both captains and the man of the match.Also in Group A, Australia will train from 0830 until 1200 at Cayon. Captain Ricky Ponting will leave training and go to Warner Park for a media conference at approximately 1100. South Africa will train at Conaree, St Kitts from 0900 until 1200. Before training starts a player or coach will hold a media conference at the ground.In Group B, India will practice at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad at 1200 ahead of its crucial game against Sri Lanka on Friday. At 1300, a player will hold a media conference at the ground. Sri Lanka is scheduled to practice from 0900 until 1200 at the same venue and a player is expected to hold a media conference after that.Also in Group B, Bermuda will hold a training session at the University of West Indies, Trinidad from 0900 until 1200. Afterwards, a player will hold a media conference. Bangladesh will have a light training session at St Mary's College, Port of Spain, Trinidad at 1400. At 1530 there will be a media conference involving one of the players.In Group C, New Zealand and Canada go head to head at Beausejeur, St Lucia with play starting at 0930. Afterwards, there will be media conferences involving both captains and the man of the match.Also in Group C, Kenya will hold a training session at Gros Islet, St Lucia from 1400 until 1700. Afterwards a player will hold a media conference. England will train from 0915 at Gros Islet, St Lucia but before that Paul Collingwood will hold a media conference at 0815 at the team hotel.In Group D, the West Indies will hold a practice session at Kensington Cricket Ground, Jamaica at 1200. Team captain Brian Lara will hold a media conference at 1300. Ireland, which plays the West Indies on Friday, will hold a practice session at Sabina Park from 1530. A player will hold a media conference at the ground before training.Also in Group D, Zimbabwe and Pakistan have no more matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 and therefore will not be holding any more training sessions.Details of all media contacts for the 16 teams taking part in the ICC Cricket World Cup can be found in the ICC's Media Notes publication that can be downloaded at: www.icc-cricket.com.James Fitzgerald is ICC Communications Officer
