Unmukt Chand becomes first Indian male cricketer to sign up for BBL 2021-22
Unmukt Chand has become the first Indian male cricketer to sign up for the BBL 2021-22 as he prepares to feature in the Melbourne Renegades squad in the upcoming edition.
A Agreed to participate in domestic leagues :-
Chand had decided to retire from Indian cricket earlier this year to play in the United States. This in turn allowed him to participate in other domestic leagues, including the BBL, as he no longer had a deal with the BCCI.
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Unmukt said, “It was not easy, to be very honest, the fact that I will not play for the country anymore is something which is hard to accept.” “But I’m enjoying playing for America, it’s getting better every day. And now that I can play all the leagues around the world, it’s a huge opportunity for me personally.
A Hope to win the championship :-
“I have loved watching the Big Bash and players from all over the world come… It is a great platform and I have always wanted to play there. I am definitely looking forward to making a name for myself in the years to come. And for the teams I play for, it’s the backbone to win championships.
“I’m really looking forward to coming and going to Melbourne. I’ve always enjoyed playing in Australia. I haven’t been to Melbourne before… I know there are a lot of Indians in Melbourne, so it’s going to be good Be, and I hope the crowds turn up for the game as well.”
The Guided India to the degree :-
The 28-year-old, who guided India to the Under-19 World Cup title in 2012, has represented India A in the Indian Premier League, in addition to featuring in teams such as Delhi Daredevils, Mumbai Indians, and Rajasthan Royals.
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“He brings a wealth of cricketing feel. To join our team for a player who has represented three IPL teams and guided his country at ‘A’ and Under-19 level.
As a batsman, Open is dynamic and can change the game quickly, Renegades coach David Saker said of Chand’s inclusion.