Singh, Kadoo earn Harvard cricket honours

Singh, who played in net three (9-13 years) last season, won the player of the year award for nets three, four and five. Singh also won the most outstanding award and a batting prize for his accomplishments in net three.

Kadoo won the player of the year award for nets one and two, along with an Under-17 challenge trophy. President of The Harvard Club, Mervyn Rawlins, thanked everyone who made the 2017 season a success.

“It is good to see so many of you here. Special words of appreciation must go out to the parents whose active support for the children is vital to the success of each child and to the clinic,” Rawlins said.

“We also take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation for the tireless work being performed by the coaches and administrators. They came out every week of the clinic to selflessly contribute their knowledge and skill to the development of their young charges.”

HONOUR ROLL:

Net Five (5-8 years)

Most Outstanding - Alex Jogie

Batting Prize - Deshawn Williams

Bowling Prize - Meghan Patram

Single Wicket Champion - Meghan Patram

Net Four (8-10 years) Most Outstanding - Jordan Bryce

Batting Prize - Jordan Bryce

Bowling Prize - Ethan John

Single Wicket Champion - Kyla Latchman

Double Wicket Champion - Nathan Feeles/Sydney Dimsoy

Net Three (9-13 years)

Most Outstanding - Darius Singh

Batting Prize - Darius Singh

Bowling Prize - Akeil Richards

Single Wicket Champion - Akash Singh

Nets One and Two (14-18 years)

Most Outstanding - Ravi Kadoo

Single Wicket Champion - Tristan Gray

Nets Three, Four, Five

Challenge Trophy/Player of the Year - Darius Singh

Nets One and Two

Challenge Trophy/Player of the Year - Ravi Kadoo

Under-17 Challenge Trophy - Ravi Kadoo.