The money generated through the Indian premier League will be used to improve cricketing infrastructure, former Indian captain MAK Pataudi said on Tuesday.
He said money will be used to improve infrastructure so that not only cricketers, but spectators too are able to take benefit of the improved facilities."Both the players and spectators should get best facilities," Pataudi told reporters here.
Pataudi, who is a member of the Indian Premier League committee, will be inaugurating a two-day IPL seminar for the curators and turf managers at PCA stadium in Mohali tomorrow. When told that rebel ICL's second edition of Twenty20 had failed to attract crowds, Pataudi said this would not be the case with IPL.
"Our event is on a much bigger scale and enjoys the backing of BCCI and ICC," he said.
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