Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi was present at Florida's Central Broward Park on Sunday to witness the second T20 International between Pakistan and the West Indies, the 24NewsHD TV reported.
On the sidelines of the match, Naqvi met with key players from the ODI squad, including ODI skipper Mohammad Rizwan, former captain Babar Azam, and pacer Naseem Shah. The players are part of Pakistan's ODI contingent currently touring the Caribbean.
The discussions revolved around cricket-related matters, including preparations for upcoming international assignments.
During the interaction, the PCB chief advised the players to maintain unity and support each other, stressing that teamwork is essential for consistent success.
The meetings come at a crucial juncture as Pakistan prepares for its upcoming ODI assignments following the T20I series conclusion.
Naqvi's presence in the USA follows his active involvement in recent PCB administrative reforms, including the revamp of domestic cricket structure and coaching appointments.
His hands-on approach with senior players underscores the board's commitment to maintaining open communication channels with the national squad.
"Success comes from playing as one team. I am happy to see the players united. With major events like the Asia Cup and the T20 World Cup approaching, it is important to continue supporting one another," Naqvi told the players.