Central Broward Park

Central Broward Park owes its existence to a single event: the 2007 Cricket World Cup. It remains the only stadium in the United States certified by the International Cricket Council for international matches. The country's first T20 international was played here in 2010, between New Zealand and Sri Lanka, and its first ODI followed in 2019, when the United States met Papua New Guinea. The West Indies and the US national side treat it as a regular home venue.

The 25,000 capacity is not a single tier of seats: roughly 10,000 occupy fixed stands, and the rest stand or sit on grass banks built up around the field. Ahead of the 2024 T20 World Cup the venue underwent an $8.4m upgrade to bring it up to ICC standard. K.L. Rahul's unbeaten 110 against the West Indies in August 2016 stands as the ground's benchmark individual score.

Fort Lauderdale Strikers used it for a season in the NASL in 2016, and South Florida Elite Futbol Club still trains and plays on the site, alongside the Fort Lauderdale Fighting Squids American football side.