About Box Cricket
Box Cricket is a fast-paced outdoor variant of traditional cricket that emphasizes quick reflexes, agility, and teamwork. Played in smaller, enclosed spaces, it allows players to focus on batting, bowling, and fielding skills in a high-energy environment. It’s popular in schools, clubs, and recreational centers because it encourages participation, improves fitness.
Our Best Products for Box Cricket Courts
15mm astroturf
A 15mm astroturf surface is ideal for box cricket courts, a durable and low maintainence product. Its thickness offers the perfect balance of cushioning and stability for high-intensity, fast-paced cricket games.
9mm astroturf
For the central pitch, a 9mm astroturf is used, giving realistic bounce and ball response while complementing the surrounding 15mm playing area. This ensures accurate batting and bowling performance while maintaining player safety.
50mm astroturf
The 50mm astroturf is perfect for multi-use courts accommodating both football and cricket. It provides cushioning for running and diving, while supporting consistent ball roll for cricket and football alike. It is highly durable, and low-maintenance
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Frequently asked questions
1. Why use 15mm turf for box cricket?
15mm provides optimal cushioning for running, diving, and sudden stops, reducing impact injuries while maintaining consistent ball behavior.
2. Why is the pitch 9mm?
The 9mm turf mimics a real cricket pitch’s bounce, giving proper ball response for batting and bowling while remaining safe for players.
3. Why use 50mm turf for multi-use cricket and football courts?
50mm turf provides excellent shock absorption, consistent ball roll, and durability for both sports, making it ideal for high-traffic, multi-sport venues.
4. How much maintenance is needed?
Brush regularly to remove debris and occasionally top up infill to maintain surface consistency.
5. How long does each turf last?
Turf life depends on usage rates and maintenance. With proper care, turf will last 5-7 years or even longer
