Aditya Green Age

A pitch should be cut 2/3 times and week during preparation and the use of brushes/rakes, prior to cutting will assist with standing the grass. This will courage an evenly covered cricket pitch. Reduce the hoc by ,2/4 mm a week ,aiming for a final cut of around 6/8 mm playing height

1. Measure & mark out the square and perimeter drain – ECB recommends maximum 55° variation from North-South.
2. Measure & lay out ground guards for lorry track to the area.
3. Strip turf from the square.
4. Excavate topsoil to formation level c. …
5. Spread gravel to 100mm depth, level and compact

1. 9.1 Rolling. …
2. 9.2 Clearing debris from the pitch.
3. 9.3 Mowing.
4. 9.4 Watering the pitch. …
5. 9.5 Re-marking creases. …
6. 9.6 Maintenance of footholes. …
7. 9.7 Securing of footholds and maintenance of pitch. …
8. 9.8 Non-turf pitches.
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Grass Seed Selection: Choose a grass variety suitable for cricket grounds. Common choices include Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, Bermuda 419 hybrid or a blend of both. Consider factors such as climate, sunlight availability, and intended usage when selecting the grass seed & Roots.

Usually, around four acres of land is required to make one cricket ground. Farmers give the land on lease to organisers and earn Rs 3,20,000 yearly from one ground and an organiser invests Rs 14-15 lakh on developing a ground. They earn Rs 10,000-12,000 from one