The Star reports:-
Toronto is just steps away from having a regulation-size cricket pitch that could allow the city to play host to international matches — and there are already plans to put it to use next summer. The city is “critically short” on facilities, said Councillor Adam Vaughan, and after a year of discussion over potential locations he says Coronation Park seems like a good fit.
A renovation at the park would see the existing three baseball pitches rejigged to accommodate the extra cricket pitch (without losing a baseball pitch) and it wouldn’t cost the city much Vaughan said since, “it’s a flat piece of grass.” The city isn’t looking to build any stadiums, he said, “but as long as we build the pitch in a way that can accommodate that . . . It will be able to turn into a stadium when needed to host the major events.”

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