During the American Cricket Society’s successful tour of Guyana, Suresh Dhanai was named MVP for his impressive bowling performance, taking 10 wickets. The team recorded seven wins out of eleven matches, with highlights including notable batting performances from Kevon Boodie and multiple victories against strong opponents.
Suresh Dhanai has been declared the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for the American Cricket Society (ACS) during their recent tour of Guyana, as assessed by the FL Sport App. He achieved remarkable bowling statistics, securing 10 wickets over five innings with an average of 13 and an economy rate of 5.65, including his best performance of 5-31 against the Guyana Emerging Team. Additionally, he contributed by taking three catches in the outfield.
Throughout the tour, ACS played 11 matches, winning seven, losing two, and having two further matches abandoned due to rain. Leading the batting performances was Kevon Boodie, who scored a total of 266 runs from six innings at an average of 53. Other notable performers included Akshay Homraj with 150 runs, Jonathan Foo with 148, and several others maintaining strong scores.
The leading wicket-takers for ACS included Keon Lake with 12 wickets, followed by Dhanai with his 10. Other contributors to the bowling attack were Antony Adams (9 wickets), Damion Jacobs (8), and Trinson Carmichael (7), among others. The following paragraphs detail the outcomes of the eleven games played during their tour.
Game One: Lusignan emerged victorious, defeating ACS by 25 runs. Lusignan posted 143 all out while ACS managed only 118 runs.
Game Two: The match against Demerara Select XI was abandoned without any play due to wet conditions.
Game Three: ACS lost narrowly to Everest by three runs, scoring 209 in response to Everest’s 212.
Game Four: ACS bounced back to defeat Enmore by seven wickets, successfully chasing down 144 runs.
Game Five: In a tense match, ACS bested Chesney Sports Club by three wickets with a total of 159.
Game Six: ACS defeated Berbice Select XI by four wickets, chasing down 142 runs comfortably.
Game Seven: The clash against Number 69 Vikings was also abandoned because of the wet outfield.
Game Eight: ACS secured a two-wicket win against High Profile in a high-scoring match.
Game Nine: ACS recorded another victory against Bartica, winning by two wickets.
Game Ten: Their match against the Guyana Emerging Team saw ACS triumph, winning by 20 runs using the DLS method.
Game Eleven: Finally, ACS completed the tour with a decisive 10-wicket win over Police Sports Club, successfully chasing down 102 runs.
In summary, Suresh Dhanai’s outstanding performance as a seam bowling all-rounder established him as the MVP of ACS’s tour of Guyana. The team’s overall success, marked by seven wins in eleven matches, highlights their strong collective performance. With several individual accomplishments, particularly in bowling and batting, ACS displayed resilience and skill throughout the tour.
Original Source: newsroom.gy
