Suresh Dhanai was named MVP of the ACS during their tour of Guyana, taking 10 wickets at an average of 13. ACS won 7 of their 11 matches, with Kevon Boodie being the top run-scorer at 266 runs. The tour featured several close games and notable performances from multiple players, solidifying ACS’s competitive standing.
The American Cricket Society (ACS) recently completed a successful tour of Guyana, where seam bowling all-rounder Suresh Dhanai was awarded the title of Most Valuable Player based on performance metrics from the FL Sport App. Over five innings, Dhanai secured 10 wickets, achieving an impressive average of 13 and an economy rate of 5.65, with his standout performance being figures of 5-31 against the Guyana Emerging Team. Additionally, he contributed three catches in the outfield during the tour.
During the tour, ACS participated in eleven matches, winning seven, losing two, and having two matches abandoned due to rain. On the batting front, Kevon Boodie led as the top run-scorer with 266 runs across six innings at an average of 53. Other notable contributors included Akshay Homraj (150 runs), Jonathan Foo (148 runs), and Oraine Williams (135 runs). Dhanai’s consistent bowling earned him a spot among the leading wicket-takers, with notable performances from Keon Lake, Antony Adams, and Damion Jacobs.
In the first match against Lusignan Sports Club, ACS was narrowly defeated by 25 runs, despite strong bowling from Damion Jacobs and Yuvraj Dayal. The second match against Demerara Select XI was unfortunately abandoned due to wet conditions. In a closely contested game, Everest Cricket Club edged out ACS by three runs, with Dhanai’s bowling efforts shining amidst the defeat.
Edging forward, ACS recorded a successful victory against Enmore, winning by seven wickets with strong contributions from Kevon Boodie. They also triumphed over Chesney Sports Club, thanks in part to a century from Jonathan Foo. The team continued its winning momentum against Berbice Select XI, achieving a four-wicket victory, followed by another successful outing against High Profile by two wickets.
During the tour, ACS showcased resilience as they defeated Bartica by two wickets, followed by a 20-run win over the Guyana Emerging Team, where Dhanai put forth an exemplary performance with the ball. Finally, the tour concluded with a commanding victory against Police Sports Club, winning by 10 wickets, demonstrating ACS’s strong performance throughout their tour of Guyana.
In summary, the American Cricket Society’s tour of Guyana underscored their competitive spirit, with Suresh Dhanai distinguished as the Most Valuable Player for his outstanding bowling. ACS recorded seven victories out of eleven matches, with significant contributions from various players in both batting and bowling. The team’s performance highlights their potential as formidable opponents in future matches.
Original Source: newsroom.gy
