Media arrangements in Mumbai and Jaipur on 14 October

The following are the Champions Trophy media arrangements surrounding the Sri Lanka - West Indies match in Mumbai and Jaipur's pre-match media conferences for England and India ahead of their match on Sunday 15 October.

The Sri Lanka - West Indies match is a day-night game, due to start at 1430 local time.

Entry for the media attending the match will be via the North Stand (on the opposite side of the ground from the pavilion; the gate is near to and on the opposite side of the road from the Ambassador Hotel); accreditation passes will not be sufficient to guarantee entry into the press box and in order to gain that access, media will need to collect a media match ticket as they enter the ground. Those tickets will be available from approximately 1130, three hours before the scheduled start of play.

Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the stadium and can be secured by purchasing an internet card which will be on sale in the press box. Power points are available for photographers on either side of the sightscreen at both ends of the ground.

Non-rights holder cameramen will not be allowed access to the match; they will only be allowed into the ground shortly before the close of play. They should assemble at Gate 4, on the pavilion side of the ground, and will be escorted to the location for the post-match media conference, which is the indoor badminton court.

Those people requiring clarification on any of the above arrangements can obtain it by contacting Brian Murgatroyd, the ICC Manager - Media & Communications, who is in Mumbai. His details are listed on the media page.

Both the West Indies and Sri Lanka have already qualified for the second round of the ICC Champions Trophy after both sides defeated Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, but Saturday's match will determine where they finish in the preliminary round group. The winners of the match will top the group and go into Group B, facing South Africa, New Zealand and Pakistan while the losers will finish second and move into Group A against Australia, India and England.

Saturday is the day before the first match of the second round of the ICC Champions Trophy, with hosts India facing up to the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy runners-up England.

Both sides are scheduled to hold pre-match media conferences. India will hold its session at 1200 while England's conference will take place at 1730. Both will take place in the Marquee on the ground floor at the North End of the Rajasthan Cricket Association ground.

Those people requiring clarification on any of the above arrangements can obtain it by contacting Sami-ul-Hasan, the ICC Communications Officer, who is in Jaipur. He will also be available to advise those media wishing to collect their accreditation. His details are listed on the media page.

The ICC Champions Trophy involves the top ten ODI sides playing 21 matches over 30 days at four venues with the final to be held at the Cricket Club of India in Mumbai on 5 November. The West Indies are the defending champions after beating England by two wickets at The Brit Oval in September 2004.