LUSIGNAN Bulls DTP II all-rounder Richie Looknauth took home the lion’s share of individual accolades at the presentation ceremony for the Lotto/Let’sBet One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast.
Looknauth was crowned the tournament’s Most Valuable Player after accumulating an astonishing 34.93 points across the campaign.
He dominated with the bat, scoring 250 runs at an astronomical average of 125.00 and a staggering strike rate of 333.33, while also taking five crucial wickets.
Looknauth follows previous MVPs such as Quentin Sampson, who won in 2025 and 2025, and Omesh Danram, who won in 2023.
Treatlon Liverpool of Team Corruption and Shakiel Wong finished second and third, respectively, in the MVP standings.
For his stellar individual display, Looknauth pocketed $150,000 cash and a brand-new motorbike from Regal Supercentre.
The Lusignan Bulls star double-dipped in the batting awards, taking home an additional $100,000 for winning the Bernie’s Pharmacy/The Laundry Chute Most Runs trophy.
Liverpool finished second in the run-scoring charts with 192 runs, while Mark Gonsalves of Adventure Renegades rounded off the top three with 190 runs.
Looknauth’s explosive boundary-hitting was also rewarded with a gold pendant from D&S Ramdeholl and Son’s Jewellery after clear-felling the ropes a tournament-high 28 times.
In the bowling department, former West Indies test quick Miguel Cummins showed his international class to anchor champions SVC/AJM CC’s title charge.
The Barbadian pacer claimed the Windsor Estates Leading Wicket-Taker award, snaring 11 scalps at an average of 9.91 and a miserly economy rate of 6.88. Myheim Khan of Lusignan Bulls DTP I and Carlos LaRose of Avinash All-Stars finished tied for second with nine wickets apiece.
Derwin Christian won Most Economical Bowler (minimum 12 balls), conceding just 2.50 runs per over to pocket $50,000 from Regal Supercentre.
He edged out Devon Paul of Eccles All-Stars (3.00) and Curtez Kellman of Village Rams (3.50).
Meanwhile, Eccles All-Stars’ Akiem Vieira walked away with the $50,000 Super Striker prize after recording a tournament-best strike rate of 364.64 (minimum 12 balls), finishing ahead of Imtyaz Ghanie of Village Rams (338.89) and Looknauth.
