Repairing Bowlers Foot Holes On A Cricket Wicket

Check out this informative video featuring John Noonan, a dedicated volunteer groundsman at Milford Hall Cricket Club. In this video John demonstrates the meticulous process of repairing a well-used junior wicket that has suffered significant damage from bowlers foot holes and batsman scraping their mark. He skillfully explains the repairs needed in two specific areas ensuring they are both safe and presentable.
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[@stephenwilliamson6118]

What a great video, the plastic bag method is a good idea. The cricket roller looks like a beast 😳 I wonder why no seeds were put down?

[@ALLETTMOWERSUK]

Hi yes the bag is to stop the loam sticking to the roller/ tapper..... it's a mid season repair. The seed wouldn't have chance to germinate with a game being played a few days later... it's not an area where you need grass to be fair as the ball doesn't bounce on this area.