A cricket club hoping to install a new enclosed training facility as part of ground improvements could see its plans completed in the summer, provided funding and planning permission is granted.

Mr Chirag Desai has submitted to Bucks Council a planning application on behalf of Stoke Green Cricket Club, in Stoke Poges.

Plans include the ‘installation of an England and Wales Cricket Board approved three-lane system, within a safety fenced enclosure and surrounding security fence’.

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PICTURED: The proposed area marked in red

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The lanes will be 34 metres long and the overall footprint of the facility will be 36 metres x 12.9 metres, according to council documents.

The ‘non-turf practice facility’ will “increase the attractiveness of the club”, enable “year-round coaching sessions” and “can be used during wet weather”, additional documents suggest.

The club requires an ‘off field space for development of junior and senior cricketers’, it adds.

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PICTURED: What the new facility could look like

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PICTURED: What the new facility could look like

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PICTURED: What the new facility could look like

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The owner, believed to reside in Oxford Road, in Denham, has been notified.

Bucks Council validated the application on May 10.

Subject to securing funding and planning permission, the proposed development will aim to be completed in the summer.

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