BREAKING NEWS: A brand new state-of-the-art cricket training facility has just opened in Keilor Park, exciting local cricket enthusiasts eager to enhance their game. The $335,000 upgrade, funded by Brimbank Council, transforms the old cricket nets into a fully enclosed, carpeted, three-lane facility that adheres to Cricket Australia guidelines.
This cutting-edge facility is now accessible to the entire community and will be a significant asset for the Keilor Park Cricket Club (KPCC), the primary users of the new nets. KPCC President David Tardio shared, “Reactions from current and past members have been really positive. It’s exciting to witness such a transformation after 20 years.”
The new enclosed nets also feature designated spaces for bowler run-ups, enhancing safety for players. Brimbank Mayor Thuy Dang expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “We are thrilled to install the Keilor Park cricket nets for community use. Facilities like these ensure everyone in Brimbank can participate in sports, promoting physical and mental well-being and fostering a sense of belonging.”
The facility is now open and can be accessed via Stadium Drive. With the cricket season underway, this upgrade couldn’t have come at a better time for local players and teams.
The installation not only revitalizes the local sporting environment but also supports community engagement through sports. As the new facility opens its doors, expect to see a surge in cricket activities and community events in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as Keilor Park embraces its new cricketing future.
