Unmukt Chand scored his first boundary playing for Melbourne Renegades in the Big Bash League (BBL 11) on Wednesday (January 19). He had made his debut in the tournament against Hobart Hurricanes and was dismissed on a score of 6 runs.

But Chand, the first Indian male to feature in the BBL, scored 29 runs off 22 deliveries in his second match against Sydney Thunders. Coming out to bat at number 4, India's 2012 U19 World Cup-winning captain smashed two sixes and a four while batting at a strike rate of 131.82.

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Renegades were chasing a target of 171 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and they lost the match by 1 run. 2 runs were needed off the final delivery when Gurinder Sandhu dismissed Cameron Boyce and sealed a win for Thunders.

Aaron Finch, the Renegades skipper's knock of 82 runs was in vain after a disappointing performance by the lower order. 

Earlier in the match, the Renegades bowler Boyce created history in the BBL by becoming the first bowler to register a 'double hat-trick'. Boyce removed Alex Hales, Jason Sangha, Alex Ross, and Daniel Sams, however, he couldn't score the winning run for his team in the run-chase.