Northamptonshire CEO, Ray Payne, has conceded that the club are conversing with the ECB about monetary help yet denied that they are considering offering their ground and moving to another home.
Reacting to a report Payne told the BBC that Northants were "by all account not the only club conversing with the ECB and nearby accomplices about how they may survive," yet demanded "the fate of the club is immovably at Wantage Road."
"We're positively not moving grounds," he said. "I'm not certain where that story originated from."
Be that as it may,comprehends the club created a mystery report which contains plans for another ground close intersection 15A of the M1 ashore right now possessed by the board. The aggressive arrangements included building a rooftop over the stadium, however its position on a surge plain may check such advantages.
Advancement slowed down when it demonstrated hard to acquire the considerable speculation obliged, however trusts remain that accomplices - perhaps from India - may be found for the venture.
It appears to be far-fetched Payne would be unconscious of the arrangements yet, a week prior, the club denied to ESPNcricinfo and the BBC that they had approached the ECB for budgetary help.
"Any commitments are welcome," Payne said. "We're asking the ECB what budgetary bolster may be accessible. There is some obligation, however not as much obligation as some different clubs.
"It's not a crisis advance. It's about longer term income. It's not do or kick the bucket for the club. Critical is presumably the wrong expression.
"Is it a large portion of a-million pounds, a million pounds or a quarter-of-a-million pounds? We don't have the foggiest idea. Is it as a credit, an installment or for capital speculation? That is what we're attempting to set up.
"Five star cricket has issues. We are not by any means the only club conversing with the ECB and nearby accomplices about how they may survive. Be that as it may, there is no frenzy and no stress at the club."
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