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Kanpur: The Green Park stadium will not remain the sole venue in Uttar Pradesh to hold international cricket matches as the upcoming stadium in Great Noida will also get to organise One-dayers and Twenty20s in future.
Moreover, the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) is also looking for land to build its own cricket stadium.
UPCA Secretary Rajiv Shukla on Friday said the Jaypee Group, who are developing a Sports city in Greater Noida, are building a cricket stadium there and UPCA has already inked a fifty-year agreement with them to hold matches.
He added that stadium will be ready by 2011 and it will hold Twenty20 and One-Day International matches.
Initially the spectator capacity at the stadium will be 40,000 but it will be increased to one lakh gradually.
Shukla said they were ready to take Green Park stadium on lease from the state government but they have not been successful in convincing the authorities.
He said they were looking for a land between Kanpur and Lucknow to have their own stadium but until they get one, Green Park would continue to hold international matches.
UPCA had paid Rs 50 lakh to conduct the India-Sri Lanka second Test match at Green Park, which concluded on Friday with the hosts' win.
The fee to hold a One-day match has been set at a whopping one crore rupees by the state government.
