Unmukt Chand believes that domestic cricket will suffer if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) allows cricketers to take part in foreign leagues.
The mega event that kicks off on June 1 in United States is set to witness one of the rare moments where a player will be playing against his former national team.
Former India U-19 World Cup-winning captain, Unmukt Chand has joined Chattogram Challengers in the Bangladesh Premier League.
Former India Under-19 captain Unmukt Chand has suffered an eye injury in the United States while playing cricket.
U19 World Cup: Yash Dhull scored a century in the semi-final of the ongoing tournament against Australia and this helped his side enter the finals of the tournament.
Big Bash League: Former India U19 captain Unmukt Chand showcased his class with impressive power hitting during his second outing for Melbourne Renegades in the ongoing BBL.
Unmukt Chand walked out to bat at No.4 after Shaun Marsh was dismissed for a well-made 51 off 38 balls. The Renegades, chasing 183, needed 45 more runs to win in 5.1overs with 8 wickets in their bank.
Big Bash League: Unmukt Chand, 28, had called time on his playing career in India last year.
Unmukt Chand is set to be the first Indian male cricketer to play in Australia's Big Bash League after the batter signed for the 2021-2022 season which begins from next month.
Unmukt Chand has relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area and signed a multi-year agreement with Major League Cricket to support the development of the game in the United States.