Pakistan Team Hits Lauderhill Shores for Training Ahead of West Indies T20Is

The Pakistan cricket team took to the scenic beaches of Lauderhill, Florida, for a recovery and fitness session as part of their preparations for the upcoming T20I series against the West Indies.

On Tuesday, players engaged in light physical drills and recovery exercises by the seaside, aiming to regroup and recharge both physically and mentally after a taxing series in Bangladesh, where they suffered a 2-1 defeat.

The three-match T20I series against the West Indies is set to begin on July 31 (Thursday), with both sides entering the contest with low morale. Pakistan is still licking its wounds from the Bangladesh setback, while the West Indies are reeling from a demoralizing 5-0 whitewash by Australia on home turf.

With the Lauderhill venue known for its vibrant atmosphere and unpredictable playing surface, the Green Shirts are hoping the change in environment and a focused training regime will spark a turnaround in form.

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