Coaching
Coaching is available for both children and adults, with reviewers describing coaches who take time to help players learn.
Al Jaddaf
G Force Cricket Academy is a cricket club in Al Jaddaf where you can book games, practise in nets and join coaching for children or adults. Reviews especially point to the leather-ball practice facilities and the option of playing under floodlights.
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Coaching is available for both children and adults, with reviewers describing coaches who take time to help players learn.
Players report four big nets, a turf wicket and a sizeable ground for training sessions.
Floodlights make evening matches possible, and one review found the night-game experience particularly good.
The venue is used for both cricket and football tournaments, including office and local events.
Reviews mention toilets, dressing rooms, a small grocery shop and a small gallery for supporters.
The venue is described as close to Creek Metro, making it easier to reach without a car.
Book Ahead. Reserve early, especially for regular match slots; one reviewer said the ground is often fully booked.
Check Dimensions. Ask about the boundary layout before booking if you need a regulation-style competitive match.
Verify Lights. For a night match, confirm the current floodlight setup first because several reviews found the lighting underpowered.
Plan Parking. Allow extra time if driving: one review says parking is a little far, while the metro is nearby.
Confirm Contact. Confirm your booking and arrival details before setting out, as one visitor reported unanswered calls and messages.
Plan the visit
The academy is mentioned as a place for structured leather-ball practice in a professional training setting.
The venue is used mainly for tape-ball cricket and lawn-tennis games as well as local cricket.
A reviewer visiting for football practice described the field as natural grass.
The straight boundary is unusually short, turning many mistimed shots into fours or sixes and affecting competitive play.
Some reviewers say there is no full-size cricket pitch; the venue uses a playing mat, with one report mentioning torn patches.
Complaints include uneven ground, limited grass and an uneven pitch, despite other reviews finding the field well maintained.
One visitor repeatedly received no answer or callback by phone and WhatsApp.
Lighting feedback is mixed: some visitors liked the new lights, while others found them too weak or poorly installed.
The Bottom Line
G Force Cricket Academy in Al Jaddaf is mainly a place to train, play and organise matches. Reviews mention coaching for children and adults, four big nets with a turf wicket, leather-ball practice facilities and bookings for cricket or football tournaments. It also works for tape-ball and tennis-ball games, rather than only formal cricket fixtures.
The strongest practical advantages are access and evening use. It is near Creek Metro, and several visitors like the floodlights for night matches. Toilets, dressing rooms, a small grocery shop and a supporters’ gallery are mentioned too.
The venue has hosted an annual sports day and office tournaments, with parking available, although one reviewer found the parking a little far away. Check the playing conditions before committing to a competitive match. Multiple reviews describe a very short straight boundary, while others report uneven ground, limited grass and a playing mat instead of a full-size pitch.
Lighting feedback is mixed. Pricing also deserves confirmation: one group reported paying 800 AED for three hours, while another questioned 950 AED for a worn mat. Book ahead, and confirm the current lights, pitch surface and booking contact before arrival.