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ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 Accreditation Closes on Friday

Strategic Insights

Sep 3, 2025 — 1 min read

The International Cricket Council has announced the closure of the online application window for media accreditation to cover the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025. The application process, which can be completed by clicking a provided link, is only open to print media, websites, non-rights holding (NRH) TV and radio broadcasters. A preference will be given to those who have covered any of the specified ICC Events.

Key Takeaways:

The application window for ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 media accreditation closes on Friday, with applicants having until 17h00 Dubai time (GMT +4) on September 5 to register.
Media accreditation is provided for journalists to report from the venue, with attendance at previous ICC events considered but not guaranteeing accreditation.
Applicants must upload a colour headshot photograph, a letter of approval/assignment from their Editor/Commissioning Editor, a passport/National Identity Card/Driving License, and a sample of past work (from the most recent ICC event, if attended).
The ICC reserves the right to approve/reject/request further information on all applications in its sole discretion.
NRH camerapersons will be accredited, but only reporters will be allowed in venues on match days; pre-match and post-match media conferences will be uploaded to the ICC's Online Media Zone.
Accreditation cards will be revoked immediately for any infringements of the Terms and Conditions.

Statistics:

Deadline for media accreditation application: Friday, September 5
Time for application submission: 17h00 Dubai time (GMT +4)
Required documents for application submission:

+ Colour headshot photograph

+ Letter of approval/assignment from Editor/Commissioning Editor

+ Passport/National Identity Card/Driving License

+ Sample of past work

Successful applicants will receive a letter to support their visa application (if requested)

Sources:

Press Release from the International Cricket Council (no specific date or publication date mentioned)
ICC Online Media Zone (no specific date or publication date mentioned)

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