The goal is to provide a safe playing surface that has good bounce and pace, as well as even balance between the bat and the ball.
What's at stake
The following operations are included in this procedure. Try starting 10–14 days before to the game.
1. Determine the pitch
2. Moisten the pitch
3. Cut the field short.
4. Scarify/rake out the pitch
5. Water the field
6. Make the pitch roll
7. During the remaining time, sweep, cut, and roll the field.
8. Make a pitch mark
When to use it
As a rule of thumb: 10–14 days before to the match, NOT fewer than 5.
consequences of using the wrong approach
A sluggish, low pitch with unpredictable bounce or carry is the product of improper pitch preparation.
Tools required
Refer to Operations.
Useful Advice
The extent to which every procedure is
The goal is to provide a safe playing surface that has good bouncrovide a safe playing surface that has good bounce and pace, as well as even balance between the bat and the ball.
What's at stake
The following operations are included in this procedure. Try starting 10–14 days before to the game.
1. Determine the pitch
2. Moisten the pitch
3. Cut the field short.
4. Scarify/rake out the pitch
5. Water the field
6. Make the pitch roll
7. During the remaining time, sweep, cut, and roll the field.
8. Make a pitch mark
When to use it
As a rule of thumb: 10–14 days before to the match, NOT fewer than 5.
consequences of using the wrong approach
A sluggish, low pitch with unpredictable bounce or carry is the product of improper pitch preparation.
Tools required
Refer to Operations.
Useful Advice
The extent to which every procedure is
You must be logged in to post a comment.