Former India Under-19 star Unmukt Chand suffers serious eye injury; Says Grateful to Avoid a Possible Disaster Cricket News – Times of India

Mumbai: Former India Under-19 captain Unmukt Chandicurrently playing for Silicon Valley Strikers In minor league cricket ,mlc) in the United States, have suffered an eye injury during a Cricket match, and said he was grateful “for avoiding a potential disaster”.
The 29-year-old, who retired from Indian cricket to pursue his playing career in the US, recently became the first cricketer from the country to play in the Big Bash League, making his cricket debut. Melbourne Renegades in bbl-11
On Saturday, he posted pictures of a serious eye injury on social media, saying, “It’s never an easy ride for an athlete. Some days you come home winning, other days you’re disappointed and some are when You come home with bruises and dents. Grateful to God for surviving a potential disaster. Work hard but stay safe. It’s a thin line. Thanks for the well wishes,” Unmukt tweeted.

Unmukt, who won the 2012 Under-19 World Cup in Australia, has played 67 first-class games, scoring over 3,300 runs, but his career is heading nowhere in India, deciding to look for better opportunities overseas And retired from the country’s cricket. ,
On 16 September, MLC had tweeted that Unmukt was the highest run-scorer with 693 runs.
MLS had tweeted, “New year, same top run scorer. Unmukt Chand continues to top leaderboard this season with 693 runs.”