Nirkon Technology

Synthetic fibre box cricket grounds utilize high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) artificial turf, typically in 35mm–50mm pile heights for outfield and 10mm–15mm for pitches, offering all-weather durability. Standard arenas range from , featuring UV-resistant, non-toxic, and washable turf with 2.5mm–4mm braided nylon netting for safety.

Key Artificial Turf Specifications for Cricket

• Pile Height: 9mm to 15mm is standard for consistent, low-bounce, and fast-paced cricket; higher, softer, and more natural, to 25mm+ for outfield areas.
• Material: UV-stabilized polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) to prevent fading and degradation.
• Density: High stitch density (e.g., 1,25,000 stitches/sqm) is crucial for a flat surface and to prevent ball deflection.
• Backing: Double-layered with latex or polyurethane (PU) for durability, usually perforated for water drainage.
• Structure: Non-directional, monofilament, or slit-film fibers, typically in natural green.
• Infill: Generally, no infill is recommended for specialized, fast-paced cricket pitches

A Box Cricket Ground (often called a "cricket turf") is a specialized, enclosed sports arena designed for a fast-paced, compact version of cricket. It is an ideal solution for urban areas, schools, and corporate parks where space for a full-sized field is limited