Suresh Dhanai was named the Most Valuable Player for the American Cricket Society (ACS) during their successful tour of Guyana, where he took 10 wickets across five innings. ACS won seven out of eleven matches, with notable performances from players like Kevon Boodie and Keon Lake. The tour demonstrated the team’s strength in both batting and bowling, resulting in a highly successful outing.
Suresh Dhanai has been awarded the Most Valuable Player title based on the FL Sport App for his outstanding performance during the American Cricket Society’s (ACS) recent tour of Guyana. Over the course of five innings, he achieved 10 wickets with an impressive average of 13 and an economy rate of 5.65, which included notable bowling figures of 5-31 against the Guyana Emerging Team. Additionally, Dhanai contributed three catches in the outfield, solidifying his comprehensive skill set on the field.
Throughout the tour, ACS participated in 11 matches, securing victories in seven, suffering two defeats, and having two matches impacted by rain. The team’s batting leader, Kevon Boodie, amassed a remarkable 266 runs across six innings, boasting an average of 53. Other notable run-scorers included Akshay Homraj (150), Jonathan Foo (148), and Oraine Williams (135), among others, showcasing a strong batting lineup for the team.
ACS excelled in its bowling department, with Keon Lake leading with 12 wickets, followed by Dhanai’s contributions. The other notable bowlers were Antony Adams with 9 wickets, Damion Jacobs with 8, and Trinson Carmichael with 7. The depth of talent in their bowling lineup was evident throughout the tour’s matches.
The tour comprised several matches categorized by varying outcomes. In the first game, ACS lost to Lusignan Sports Club by 25 runs, while the second match against Demerara Select XI was abandoned due to adverse weather. The third game saw ACS narrowly lose against Everest by three runs. Notably, they achieved victories in the following matches against Enmore, Chesney Sports Club, and Berbice Select XI, demonstrating their resilience and skill.
Further victories were recorded against High Profile, Bartica, and Guyana Emerging Team, with the final match seeing ACS defeat Police Sports Club by 10 wickets. Each match contributed to their development as a team and their overall success during this tour, highlighting promising talents and performance improvements in the squad.
In summary, Suresh Dhanai’s acknowledgment as the Most Valuable Player underscores his significant impact on ACS during their Guyana tour. The team’s aggressive performance, leading scorers, and consistent wicket-takers exemplified their strength and growth across multiple matches. Their overall success, with seven wins out of eleven games, reflects both individual and collective efforts contributing to a fruitful tour for the American Cricket Society.
Original Source: newsroom.gy
