Cricket Pitches

Case Studies

Clapham Common

Brockwell Park

Littlewick Green Cricket Club

Cricket Pitches – Aspects to Consider

The ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) regulations for cricket pitches cover the following types of pitches:

Junior (U12)
Club/Recreational
First Class Cricket/Centres of Excellence.

The type of artificial cricket surface you choose will depend upon the level or standard of play needed by your club.

These surfaces are made of a specialist tufted polyethylene artificial grass which is built to last.

Surfaces need to deliver consistent ball bounce and pace, which allows players to hone their skills and improve their performance.

I can help you choose the most suitable pitch surface for the category you require.

The Benefits

Reliable ball rebound surfaces
Optimal playing properties
Can be used for some lower league matches
Reduces the risk of injury

Real grass or artificial – which is best?

If you have a traditional grass pitch that’s badly worn or expensive to maintain an Astro Turf or artificial grass could be the most cost-effective replacement. If you haven’t looked at an all-weather alternative recently, then you could be in for a pleasant surprise. The technology has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years. Now all-weather pitches are easier to maintain, longer lasting and create more opportunities for year-round use and a bigger revenue stream from hire charges.

Cricket Pitches

Case Studies

Clapham Common

Brockwell Park

Littlewick Green Cricket Club

Cricket Pitches – Aspects to Consider

The Benefits

Reliable ball rebound surfaces

Optimal playing properties

Can be used for some lower league matches

Reduces the risk of injury

Real grass or artificial – which is best?

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