Artificial Cricket Turf

Artificial Cricket Turf Product Description

The fibres undergo UV stabilisation treatment during production, maintaining colour integrity under prolonged exposure to high temperatures and intense sunlight without fading or chalking. This fibre structure ensures consistent ball speed and controlled bounce, delivering professional-standard performance for batting and bowling practice.

Common Specifications:

Fibre Type: PE straight filament / PP curled filament

Pile Height: 10–30 mm (Common: 12 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm)

Density: 12,000–18,000 stitches/m², customisable

Backing Type: PP + mesh composite backing (double-layered), SBR rubber coating or PU backing

Colour: Grass green / Dark green (customisable boundary lines)

Drainage Method: Rear drainage hole design

The Advantages of Artificial Cricket Turf

Consistent athletic performance

The dense structure and level surface of artificial cricket turf effectively minimise ball speed variation, delivering a stable and reliable competitive experience for batting and bowling practice.

Exceptional Durability and Extended Lifespan

PE+PP composite fibres deliver high-strength abrasion resistance, resisting cracking, flattening, or deformation even with prolonged use – outlasting natural turf.

All-Weather Usability

Weather-independent, requiring no watering or mowing, it maintains training schedules regardless of monsoons or heatwaves, serving as a year-round professional sports surface.

Artificial cricket turf is suitable for various indoor and outdoor cricket facilities, including:

Cricket club training grounds

School or university cricket pitches

Community sports centre training areas

Home backyard practice areas

Indoor cricket nets

Cricket nets for dedicated batting and bowling practice

Whether for professional match venues or daily training facilities, artificial cricket turf maintains consistent ball speed and uniform bounce performance.

FAQ

1. Is artificial cricket turf suitable for indoor or outdoor use?

Both are viable. Outdoor turf requires UV resistance and anti-ageing properties, while indoor applications prioritise surface evenness and underfoot comfort.

2. Does artificial cricket turf require infill?

Most artificial cricket turf employs a sand-infill structure to enhance ball speed consistency and surface uniformity; though some non-infill variants exist, suitable for indoor training facilities or multi-purpose venues.

3. What is the lifespan of artificial cricket turf?

Under normal maintenance and usage conditions, artificial cricket turf lasts 6–10 years, with longevity dependent on usage frequency and site management practices.