Mark the Young Cricket Groundsman

Mark the Young Cricket Groundsman Cricket ground maintenance tutorials

Getting a bit real now, first presentation about the junior workshops and engaging young people into cricket grounds mai...
07/03/2026

Getting a bit real now, first presentation about the junior workshops and engaging young people into cricket grounds maintenance.

Any advice on how to talk in front of a room full of people will be greatly appreciated!

06/03/2026

Rolling isn’t about weight… it’s about timing and control.
Start light. Build gradually. Create depth compaction.

04/03/2026

Spring fertiliser timing explained 🌱
Before or after pre-season rolling? And don’t worry if you haven’t applied it yet — the key is feeding when the grass is actually growing.
Simple tips for club groundsmen and volunteers.

25/02/2026

Squaring off your square doesn't need to be complicated.
Just remember: 3, 4, 5
(or 88, 66, 110)

Progress! Down to 22mm, l'll hopefully take it down to 20mm next week and keep it at that for the duration of pre season...
24/02/2026

Progress! Down to 22mm, l'll hopefully take it down to 20mm next week and keep it at that for the duration of pre season rolling
Squared off today as well, I'll put a video of how to square off your pitches

04/02/2026

“Seaweed on a cricket square? 🌊
Natural growth stimulants, better rooting, improved stress tolerance, and faster recovery after wear.
I’m trialling a seaweed extract from Eutrema this season — follow to see the results through the year 👀🌱

02/02/2026

You don’t need to be an expert to help on a cricket ground.
A rake, a brush, and an hour of your time makes a HUGE difference 🙌
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26/01/2026

Hybrid repairs, completely necessary, just don't book much in your diary!

25/01/2026

Pink patches don’t always mean panic 🚫
Fusarium is common in winter, especially on club squares — but small daily jobs can make a big difference.
Brushing, airflow and patience go a long way 🌱
You don’t need to be an expert to protect your pitches



09/01/2026

Light snow can actually insulate the soil, protect grass roots, and reduce frost damage.
But leave it sitting too long and you’re inviting fusarium, weak turf, and spring issues.
👉 The key is knowing when to leave it alone — and when to be cautious.
Save this for the next snowfall 👌

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