Former winner of the World Cup of India U19, Slams, half a century in the SFU vs Lakr MLC 2025 Party (Watch)


Old Captain Winner of the World Cup of India U19 and current US Cricter Unmukt Chand He presented his class with half a century for the Los Angeles Knight Riders (Lakr) against San Francisco Unicorns (SFU) in the third match of the 2025 season of the Major League Cricket (MLC). The game took place on Sunday, June 15 in The Oakland Coliseum in California, USA.

Chasing a 220 hard goal, the Knight Riders lost to Alex Hales before only six runs, taking Unmukt Chand to the pen in number three. Andre Fletcher continued soon, dismissed for 19 runs. Unmukt then created a quick collaboration of 46 balls with 24 balls with Nitish Kumar (18) for Third Wicket.

Later he formed a collaboration of 33 runs with Matthew Tromp, further stabilizing the entrances. Chand played a valuable blow, scoring 53 of 32 delivery, which included four and so many six.

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TROMP, meanwhile, scored 41 of 31 balls, while Andre Russell Fell by a duck of two balls. Later at the entrances, Sunil Narine pattern encrypted a Fire Fire Fire 27 of 13 delivery, but it was not enough, as Lakr was overturned by 187 in 19.5 more, which fell into 32 runs. Xavier Bartlett and Haris Rauf were the stars with the ball for the unicorns of San Francisco, collecting four doctors each.

Jake Fraser-Mcgurk and Finn Allen shine with the 1950s for SFU at MLC 2025

Previously in the game, after being baptized, the San Francisco unicorns lost Tim Seifert before only five runs. However, Finn Allen and Jake Fraser-Mcgurk It was fixed at the entrances, together to have a shining stand of 121 tracks of only 55 balls.

Allen broke 52 of 27 deliveries, hitting five and four six, while Fraser-Mcgurk excelled with a pocket of 88 of 38 balls, with two four and an impressive 11 six.

Cooper Connolly later remained unbeaten at 20 balls of 18, and Haris Rauf contributed a 16* seven delivery, assistant SFU to publish a formidable 219/8 in his 20 points. Shadley van Schalkwyk stood out among the Lakr bowls, taking three doctors.