Please note any wall mounted fixing points in sports halls must have no protruding points which could cause head injury. When fitting bags or any other storage device care should be taken that the fixing is at least 2m and above head height. This may mean that a small set of steps could be sued to make the operation of putting away the cricket or divider nets away even easier.

Our storage bags can be manufactured in blue, white or green. Other colours may be available so if you have a special requirement then get in touch and we will do our best to assist.

In cases where obstructions are in place such as store cupboards or fire exists, winch able storage systems can be provided. These can be mechanically lifted by hand, a hand winch or electric motor system. Our design team can help find the right solution.

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Tension cricket net cages are available in green or white and are made to a standard regulation size of 30m x 11m x 4.5m, although other sizes are available to fit a specific indoor layout.

• Eight players in a team.
• Each innings consists of 12 six ball overs and must be completed within 30 minutes (5. …
• The choice of innings is decided by a toss, which should be completed by team captains. …
• There will be a maximum of 2 minutes in between each innings.
• Additional variations of indoor cricket
• Other forms of indoor cricket are also played by girls and boys in schools and indoor sports halls; these games are mainly played with a rubber ball and plastic bat and wickets. 

More information on indoor cricket rules can be found here – www.indoorcricketworld.net

From Indoor Cricket World

So, here is the true story: Indoor cricket was the brainchild of a couple of blokes (whom I shall name later, if they agree) from Perth (Western Australia), and the first games were played in the 1970’s. It did not come from Germany. Indoor Cricket experienced rapid growth up until the early 1990s (the 1996 Sports Census showed indoor cricket to be the fifth most popular of all sports, in terms of total number of registered players, with 35% more registered players than outdoor cricket). Sad to say, at the grassroots level it has declined in participation rates since those heady days, although the international elite level of the game, manifest through the Indoor Cricket World Cup, has expanded to include exciting new teams like Singapore and India. That tournament is played around the world, but at the local suburban centre level the game is wanting a tad in comparison to its earlier heady heights.

Like Indoor Cricket itself, this site is not mainly about the elite players and their competitions. Both experienced players and those unfamiliar with indoor cricket will find all they need to know in the coming pages: from descriptions and explanations of the game, through the setting up of playing courts and playing equipment used, to basic game strategies, and complete rules and tips for players and umpires. We also have interviews with established Indoor Cricket personalities. And we are particularly proud to feature the most extensive library of photographs of Indoor Cricket action to be found anywhere–and yes, we certainly do sell our photographs, email us for details.

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Generally bowlers end protection nets (Sports hall bowler end netting) are positioned approximately 1m away from the end wall where the bowlers are starting the run up. The netting is as standard white 16z, 50mm mesh with a 3m high white canvas sight screen hung from lanyard cords, which supports the sight screen, prolonging the life of the nets. The bowlers end net should protect the end wall and show a white back drop for the facing batsman when they are in the cricket net bays. For a double cricket bay unit with 3m wide cricket bays the bowlers end net should extend to at least 9m so as to prevent cricket balls straying out and causing injury. For a typical sports hall set up where there is 2 x double bay cricket units the bowlers end net should cover the full width of the sports hall and typically at around 18m. Here at Sports equipment Supplies we have the expertise to advise and quote for any sports hall netting solution. With years of experience we have seen most situation and have come up with the right set up for your sports hall cricket nets. Bowlers end protection nets should be used in conjunction with your sports hall cricket nets to ensure a safe environment for your cricket practice.

• Heavy weight 16z netting supplied in white 50mm mesh.
• Aluminium track way 6M in length, to allow spanning of roof trusses.
• Various support brackets.
• Self lubricating trolleys.
• 3M sight screen at the bottom of the cricket net as standard.

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Our premium needle punch surface is available with a heavy duty PVC backing. The backing allows the carpet to be rolled out for practicing and then taken up and stored while not in use. This is ideal for those wanting to turn gyms, sports halls or other hard standing surfaces not designed for cricket into a place to play. Alternatively you can simply roll out the matting and leave it down indefinitely. The carpet is designed for outdoor use and comes with a manufacturers 3 year guarantee.

Please note due to the intended use of this product it weighs approx. 4kg per sq.m Specialist shipping costs apply to this product no free shipping due to weight. Contact for a quote.

• Non-slip cricket matting is 2m (6.5ft) wide and available in lengths up to 30m (98.5ft).
• Manufactured from UV stabilised polypropylene with thick green shock pad.
• Green top matting is 6mm thick.
• Overall cricket matting thickness is 13mm (1/2 inch).
• Yarn stitched for increased durability.
• The shock pad provides realistic cricket ball behaviour across all surfaces.
• Weight 4.5kgs (10lbs) per square metre (11 square feet).
• Available in lengths between 1m (3ft) and 30m (98.5ft).
  

  DIMENSIONS

  • Width: 2m (6.5ft)
  • Length: Available in sizes between 1m (3ft) and 30m (98.5ft)
  • Thickness: 13mm (1/2 inch)

  MATERIAL

  • UV treated polypropylene
  • 7mm non-slip PVC backing
  • Green 6mm thick matting

  MISCELLANEOUS

  • Cricket matting rolls away for storage
  • Needle punched yarn for added durability
  • Weights 4.5kgs (10lbs) per square metre (11 square foot)
  • For use on indoor and outdoor flat surfaces

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Cricket Academy Nets

• Full ECB Spec (as per TS2 Guidelines)
• Independent wing nets & roof netting
• Flame retardant treatment BS 5867 part 2 type B performance
• Heavy duty aluminium track way to ensure maximum stability.
• Cricket Academy Nets

Tension Cage Cricket Netting

• TS7 standards
• Suitable for indoor cricket matches
• 75mm Diamond mesh
• Tension Cage Cricket Netting

Replacement Cricket Nets

• Bespoke cricket nets to suit existing trackway
• FOC service to trackway
• Flame retardant treatment BS 5867 part 2 type B performance
• Winchable/ replacement storage bags supplied & fitted
• Replacement Cricket Nets

Storage Solutions

• Wall mounted PVC storage pouches
• Winchable storage bags to avoid obstructions
• Replacement storage bags supplied and fitted
• Storage Solutions

Indoor Cricket Matting

• 9m, 10m, 12m 15m lengths
• Cricket mat Trolleys
• Shock pads/ Surfacing
• Full carpet with wicket markings
• Indoor Cricket Matting
• Call our expert team on 0800 368 8410

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