 He watched from the bench as Zambia were beaten 4-2 in the opening match but starred in the second game, scoring four goals as Zambia turned the tables 8-2 to lift the trophy 10-6 on aggregate.Kunda once again led the line when Zambia faced off with Kenya once more for the Rothmans’ International Trophy at home in September 1965, and he held his own alongside veterans Ndhlovu, Jackie Sewell and Emment Kapengwe and scored once in the three match series which Zambia won despite an 8-8 aggregate score on account of having forced more corners than Kenya in the final game.He also scored twice in two matches against Middlesex Wanderers in June 1965 and another two against Ugandan provincial side Busoga in October the same year which Zambia won 4-2 having earlier drawn against the Uganda Cranes two days earlier.