Central Broward Park opened in Lauderhill in 2007. It functions as a venue for international cricket, serving as a home base for the United States national cricket team. With a capacity of 25,000, the ground accommodates large crowds for major international fixtures and various domestic sports programs.
The ground has hosted significant cricket competition during 2024, including matches involving Ireland, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and the Netherlands. Recent outcomes include Pakistan defeating Ireland by three wickets, while Sri Lanka claimed a 41-run victory over Ireland. The Netherlands also secured a win against Sri Lanka by 20 runs.
Beyond cricket, the facility hosts several other athletic teams, such as the Fort Lauderdale Fighting Squids and the Paris Saint-Germain Academy USA. International cricket activity spans from the first men's T20I in 2010 to recent matches in 2025, highlighting its role within the international circuit in North America.
Central Broward Park has a capacity of 25,000 spectators.
The ground opened in 2007.
The United States national cricket team plays here, alongside teams like the Fort Lauderdale Fighting Squids and South Florida Elite Futbol Club.