DDCA seeks to save income from 40 to 50% of Delhi Premier League: Rohan Jaitley | Cricket news

New Delhi: The Delhi Premier League T20 is in its second season and has already passed eight teams of six. The expansion of the League has indicated that the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) generates enough income to allocate more funds for cricket development purposes. “For financial viability, we seek to save around 40% to 50% of the income generated by the League, for consumer purposes by the association in one year. Indeed, annual expenditure on the development of cricket during the national season can be taken out by a league of this reputation and this stature,” said the president of the DDCA, Rohan Jaitley, to you. Jaitley is optimistic that at one point, the league will be large enough to sell media rights. “We have to get the rights for the moment. I hope that it will tip over and perhaps become a neutral income generator on rights,” he said. “It depends on the quality of the league and the quality of brand players. Delhi has enough marquee and talent players to have eight teams. The biggest challenge at the moment, however, is to have several sites, because the Arun Jaitley stadium is organizing all gender matches. Jaitley said the association wanted to create another stadium, although it will take three to four years to realize this dream. “If our plan to have a new stadium culminates as expected, it will be a break on the league. At one point, we should be financially capable of having several sites with a complete configuration in place,” said Jaitley.