Maximize Efficiency with Lane Rental Solutions

Lane Rental

Lane rental is a system used primarily in road construction and maintenance projects to incentivize contractors to minimize the amount of time they occupy lanes on busy roads, thereby reducing traffic congestion and inconvenience to the public.

How Lane Rental Works in Sports Academies

Scheduling: Athletes or teams book lanes in advance, either on a one-time basis or through regular reservations.
Fees: There are fees associated with lane rental, which can vary based on the time of day, duration, and the specific sport.
Exclusive Use: During the rental period, the lane is reserved exclusively for the athlete or team that booked it.
Additional Services: Some academies offer additional services such as coaching, equipment rental, and performance analysis as part of the lane rental package.

Hitting Lane Charges

  1. MAIN ARENA LANE: R200/lane/hour (max 3-4 cricketers per lane)
  2. JUNIOR BATTING CAGES: R180/lane/hour (max 2 cricketers per lane)
  3. Without Machine $35/HR or $25/30 MIN
  4. Feeder: R50/hour
  5. FULL MAIN ARENA RENTAL: R600/hour
  6. In order to secure your booking we do require a 50% Deposit and the balance must be paid before the first session. This is for bookings of R500 and more. Make sure you get a loyalty card and receive a free lane rental for every 5 rentals.
Retractable nets allow the facility to be used for a variety of sports including indoor netball, hockey, bowls & soccer!

Pitching Lane Rental

  1. $50/HR
  2. In2CRICKET (ages 5-8) To suit ability 13m x 16m x 2.4‑­2.8m charges R110/lane/hour.
  3. T20 Blast (ages 8‑­12) 18m x 2.4‑­2.8m R150/hour.
  4. Open age (community club) – synthetic only 25‑­28m x 2.4‑­2.8m charges R350/hour.
  5. Open age (premier/regional) – turf only 22.56m x 3.05m charges R400/hour.
  6. Domestic cricket and underage national events 22.56m x 3.05m charges R450/hour.
There are formats for various age groups catering for skill levels, age group, level of commitment and other social, cultural and geographic considerations.

Cricket

A circular cricket field is considered as the perfect field but generally a cricket pitch is slightly oval. Its diameter varies between 137m and 150m. The ICC Test Match Standard Playing Conditions (October 2014) Law 19.1 defines the playing area as a minimum of 137.16m from boundary to boundary square of the pitch, with the shorter of the two square boundaries a minimum of 59.43m. The straight boundary at both ends of the pitch is a minimum of 64m. Distances are measured from the centre of the pitch.
Boundaries are not to exceed 82.29m from the centre of the pitch.

Boundary Making

All boundaries are marked by a rope or similar object as per the ICC rules. The rope has a required minimum distance of 2.74m inside the perimeter fencing or advertising signs. For grounds with a large playing area, the maximum length of boundary should be used before applying the minimum 3 yards (2.74m) between the boundary and the fence.
When marking a cricket playing field, buffer distances between cricket ground boundaries in relation to other park infrastructure including car parks, roadways, neighbouring properties and playgrounds need to be considered. Buffer distances of between 20m to 40m from boundaries are preferable to reduce risk of damage to park users and property.