Site Inspection
Identify a flat, open area with sufficient space for the net’s length, width, and height—typically 30x10x10 ft.

Mark Anchor Points
Mark the spots where poles or frames will be fixed. These can be dug into the ground or mounted on concrete with clamps.

Install Frame or Support Poles
Use galvanized iron or mild steel poles. Secure them with cement blocks, screws, or brackets, depending on surface type.

Unroll the Net
Lay out the cricket practice net and ensure there are no tangles or damage before mounting.

Fix Net to Frame
Using cable ties, metal hooks, or nylon ropes, fasten the net tightly around the structure. Ensure uniform tension on all sides.

Secure Corners and Bottom Edges
Anchor the net bottom to the ground or frame to prevent ball escape and wind movement.

Safety Inspection
Check for stability, tautness, and any weak points. Test with a few practice deliveries before full use.