ICC bars TV channels from covering World Cup final
ICC has returned to their policy of barring TV channels from the Wankhede World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka.
Last week, the cricket authority had banned the electronic media from covering the remaining matches of the cricket World Cup for breaching the media guidelines.
After a short relief, the embargo is now back.
An ICC source said there has been number of broadcast violations during the entire tournament and they have repeatedly brought it to the notice of the offenders but despite the warning they continued to breach the guidelines, promoting the game's governing body to take stern action.
Meanwhile, the Broadcast Editors' Association (BEA) and the National Broadcasters Association (NBA) have decided to approach the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) ministry on the matter.
BEA President Shazi Zaman has termed the ICC move as arbitrary and an infringement of media rights.
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