• Uninterrupted Games

Many cricket clubs have reported improved performance on artificial turf pitches. For example, the Melbourne Cricket Club and the Sydney Cricket Ground have installed artificial turf pitches and reported better performance from their players. They also noticed that the pitches remain in good condition even after heavy use, ensuring the game can continue without interruption. 

• Better Results

Many cricket teams have reported better results in games played on artificial turf pitches, further supporting the claim that artificial turf improves player performance. With the consistency and reliability that artificial turf provides, cricket clubs can ensure that their players can perform at their best at all times.

•  Lower Maintenance

Maintaining a natural grass cricket pitch can be a time-consuming and expensive process. Regular maintenance, such as mowing, fertilizing, and aerating, is required to keep the grass healthy and in good condition. Artificial turf, on the other hand, requires much less maintenance. Unlike natural grass, it does not need to be mowed, fertilized, or aerated. It is also not affected by weather conditions and can be easily cleaned with a broom or leaf blower. 

• Decreased Costs

Low maintenance levels also mean that cricket clubs can spend less time and money on maintenance and more on other important aspects of the club, such as coaching or player development. The difference is significant when comparing the costs of maintaining natural grass pitches and artificial turf pitches. Maintaining a natural grass pitch can be quite expensive, especially when you factor in labor, equipment, and materials. In contrast, the cost of maintaining an artificial turf pitch is significantly lower. Artificial turf can last up to 10 years with minimal maintenance, saving cricket clubs a lot of money in the long run.