Cricket is popular in Toronto and is one of the fastest-growing sports across the region. City staff are in the process of developing a Cricket Strategy to better meet this growing demand.
As part of the 20-year Facilities Master Plan (FMP), City staff reviewed Toronto’s existing cricket facilities to determine if improvements and/or new facilities are required to keep up with demand. The review recommended the following actions over the next 20 years:
City staff are in the process of developing a Cricket Strategy to support and inform this work. The strategy will help the City:
The Cricket Strategy will include:
There are currently 27 cricket pitches within City parks, some of which are temporary or shared with other activities.
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Location Name | Address | Number of Pitches | Classification of Pitch (for booking) |
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Ashtonbee Reservoir Park | 10 Ashtonbee Rd. | 2 | C |
Caledonia Park | 1141 Caledonia Rd. | 2 | C |
Cedarvale Park | 443 Arlington Ave. | 1 | C |
Centennial Park – Etobicoke | 256 Centennial Park Rd. | 2 | C |
Dentonia Park | 80 Thyra Ave. | 1 | C |
Ellesmere Reservoir Park | 2950 Ellesmere Rd. | 2 | B |
Fergy Brown Park | 3700 Eglinton Ave. W. | 2 | Premier |
Flemingdon Park | 150 Grenoble Dr. | 1 | C |
G. Ross Lord Park | 4801 Dufferin St. | 2 | Premier |
Keele Reservoir | 4995 Keele St. | 2 | C |
L’amoreaux Hydro | 1785 McNicoll Ave. | 1 | B |
Remberto Navia | 65 Norfinch Dr. | 1 | C |
Riverdale Park West | 550 Broadview Ave. | 1 | B |
Summerlea Park | 2 Arcot Blvd. | 1 | C |
Sunnybrook Park | 1132 Leslie St. | 3 | Premier |
Terry Fox Park | 300 Bamburgh Cir. | 1 | C |
Thackeray Park | 2955 Kipling Ave. | 1 | C |
Wexford Hydro | 55 Elm Bank Rd. | 1 | C |
An online mapping tool was used to collect feedback about potential new and existing cricket field locations until November 2, 2020. A summary of the results from the online mapping tool will be posted here when available.
A virtual public meeting took place on October 26, 2020, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. A meeting summary will be posted here when available.
The first cricket stakeholder meeting was held online. The meeting included an overview presentation of the Facilities Master Plan, future Cricket Strategy and future Cricket Reference Group. Each presentation was followed by a discussion period where participants could share their questions, comments and suggestions.
Express your interest to join the Cricket Reference Group.
If you are a representative of a cricket organization, you can express your interest to become a member of the Cricket Reference Group (CRG) by November 9, 2020.
The Cricket Reference Group will:
Type (don’t copy and paste) your email into the box below, check the box next to the e-update description and then click “Subscribe”. You will receive an email with instructions to confirm your request.