Pakistan cricket team trains indoor before decider against Ireland | The Express Tribune

As the Pakistan cricket team prepares in Florida for their decisive final group match in the T20 World Cup against Ireland on June 16, inclement weather has forced a strategic shift in their training regime.

Unfavourable weather conditions disrupted Pakistan’s initial plans for an outdoor practice session. Instead of risking further disruptions, the national cricket team opted for light indoor physical training and a friendly game of football.

This decision was made to ensure the players remained active and engaged despite the challenging weather.

Reports indicate that the team ended their practice session early due to persistent rain showers. Rather than proceeding to the stadium, they utilised facilities at a local club for their indoor activities.

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In addition to adjusting their training schedule, the Pakistani cricketers participated in a cricket clinic for local children. They interacted with young enthusiasts, sharing valuable insights and skills while fostering a positive community engagement.

With their sights set on advancing to the Super Eight stage, the upcoming match against Ireland holds critical importance for Pakistan. The team faces a must-win situation to keep their tournament hopes alive.

Additionally, their fate hinges on the outcome of today’s match between the USA and Ireland. Pakistan needs Ireland to beat the USA today in order to progress. Should rain interfere and both teams earn a point each, Pakistan faces elimination from the tournament.

The final league match against Ireland, also faces the threat of being affected by rain.