Seam bowling all-rounder Suresh Dhanai emerged the Most Valuable Player- based on the FL Sport App- for American Cricket Society (ACS) on their recently concluded successful tour of Guyana.
Dhanai picked up 10 wickets from five innings at an average of 13 and an economy rate of 5.65.
His best bowling figures was 5-31 in ACS’ victory over the Guyana Emerging Team.
For good measure, Dhanai also snapped up three catches in the outfield.
In the 11 games played, ACS won seven, lost two, while the other two were rained out.
On the batting side, Kevon Boodie was the leading runscorer for ACS with 266 runs in six innings at an average of 53, followed by Akshay Homraj (150), Jonathan Foo (148), Oraine Williams (135), Ramaal Lewis (130), Akeem Dewar (121), Raymond Perez (111) and Jonathan Van Lange (104).
ACS’ leading wicket-takers were Keon Lake (12), Suresh Dhanai (10), Antony Adams (9), Damion Jacobs (8), Trinson Carmichael (7), Yuvraj Dayal (6), Nigel Deodat (5), Moein Khan (5), Deveshwari Prashad (5) and Jonathan Van Lange (5).
Below are the summarised scores from the games played
GAME ONE: Lusignan defeated ACS by 25 runs
SUMMARY: Lusignan Sports Club 143 all out from 24.4 overs (Nigel Deodat 33, Vishwanauth Ramlakhan 23, Kumar Bishundial 23, Karamchand Persaud 22; Damion Jacobs 3-20, Yuvraj Dayal 2-16, Trinson Carmichael 2-19, Antony Adams 2-25) vs ASC 118 all out from 22.4 overs (Trinson Carmichael 22, Ramaal Lewis 21; Nigel Deodat 5-12, Neeran Bani 2-27, Chaitram Balgobin 2-35)
GAME TWO: Match against Demerara Select XI abandoned without a ball bowled due to a wet outfield at Lusignan
GAME THREE: Everest defeated ACS by three runs
SUMMARY: Everest Cricket Club 212-5 from 25 overs (Jonathan Van Lange 54, Jonathan Foo 42, Varun Mangal 34, Junior Sinclair 24; Suresh Dhanai 2-26) vs ACS 209-7 from 25 overs (Akshay Homraj 46, Kevon Boodie 40, Karan Ganesh 34, Ramaal Lewis 28; Jonathan Van Lange 2-36, Junior Sinclair 2-41, Nityanand Mathura 2-43)
GAME FOUR: ACS defeated Enmore by seven wickets
SUMMARY: Enmore 143-9 from 30 overs (Rudolph Singh 62*, Dinesh Mangal 24, Ranjet Hiralall 15*; Antony Adams 4-30, Trinson Carmichael 2-17, Suresh Dhanai 2-23) vs ACS 146-3 from 20.1 overs (Kevon Boodie 60*, Akshay Homraj 32, Ramaal Lewis 22*, Karan Ganesh 20; Alex Mahase 2-47)
GAME FIVE: ACS defeated Chesney Sports Club by three wickets
SUMMARY: Chesney Sports Club 156-7 from 25 overs (Jonathan Foo 106; Oraine Williams 2-27, Moein Khan 2-29, Karan Ganesh 2-34) vs ACS 159-7 from 20.5 overs (Kevon Boodie 58, Akeem Dewar 31*, Ramaal Lewis 25; Jonathan Foo 2-15, Safraz Khan 2-30)
GAME SIX: ACS defeated Berbice Select XI by four wickets
SUMMARY: Berbice Select XI 141 all out from 29 overs (Adrian Sukhwa 60, Afraz Budhoo 22; Keon Lake 5-35, Damion Jacobs 2-33) vs ACS 142-6 from 21.5 overs (Oraine Williams 44*, Akeem Dewar 39*, Ronaldo Renee 23; Junior Sinclair 2-22, Matthew Pottaya 2-29)
GAME SEVEN: Match against Number 69 Vikings abandoned without a ball bowled due to a wet outfield at Vikings
GAME EIGHT: ACS defeated High Profile by two wickets
SUMMARY: High Profile 244-6 from 30 overs (Richie Looknauth 82*, Ronaldo Alimohamed 41*, Jonathan Van Lange 40, Quentin Sampson 28; Trinson Carmichael 2-18, Deveshwari Prashad 2-59) vs ACS 249-8 from 29.3 overs (Oraine Williams 47, Kevon Boodie 46, Akeem Dewar 43*, Randall Wilson 34; Thaddeus Lovell 2-26, Ronaldo Alimohamed 2-46)
GAME NINE: ACS defeated Bartica by two wickets
SUMMARY: Bartica 138-8 from 30 overs (Garfield Phillips 37, Ronaldo Jeffrey 33; Antony Adams 3-35, Yuvraj Dayal 2-11, Damion Jacobs 2-19) vs ACS 141-8 from 25.1 overs (Francis Mendonca 40; Garfield Phillips 3-22)
GAME 10: ACS defeated Guyana Emerging Team by 20 runs (DLS method)
SUMMARY: ACS 212-8 from 30 overs (Kevon Boodie 57, Raymond Perez 43, Ramaal Lewis 33, Oraine Williams 27; Jonathan Van Lange 3-44, Myheim Khan 2-24) vs Guyana Emerging Team 192 from 29 overs (Rampersaud Ramnauth 52, Urshardeva Balgobin 50, Rivaldo Phillips 29; Suresh Dhanai 5-31, Ramaal Lewis 2-29)
GAME 11: ACS defeated Police Sports Club by 10 wickets
SUMMARY: Police Sports Club 102 all out from 21.5 overs (Kanhaiya Ramkarran 43; Keon Lake 6-21, Nial Smith 2-8, Yuvraj Dayal 2-20) vs ACS 108-0 from 4.5 overs (Raymond Perez 50*, Akshay Homraj 49*)
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