KARACHI: The Sri Lanka Women’s National Cricket Team has started training at Southend Club in preparation for the away T20I series against Pakistan.

The Sri Lanka women’s team has accelerated its preparations for the forthcoming match against the Green Shirts, who are visiting the country for the first time to play a bilateral series.

The players took part in physical training and fielding drills during the first training session.

For the following days, the players will participate in net and fielding practises before resting on May 23.

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