Georgetown, Guyana - Joshua Jones, the 15-year-old Cotton Field Secondary School student and promising opening bowler, received a pair of Holden boots and batting gloves from the management of G Division police during a simple ceremony on Friday last.
Head of G Division, Kevin Adonis acknowledged Jones’ talent through cricket and encouraged him to aspire for excellence. Adonis mentioned that Jones, who is a member of the police youth group in Lima Sands and also a student, of the Cotton Field Secondary. Jones, who played for an under-17 team, will be playing a fifty over’s game tomorrow in Trinidad.
The opening bowler of the PSID thanked the senior ranks of the Essequibo police for their kind gesture.
First Published By Kaieteur News.
Head of G Division, Kevin Adonis acknowledged Jones’ talent through cricket and encouraged him to aspire for excellence. Adonis mentioned that Jones, who is a member of the police youth group in Lima Sands and also a student, of the Cotton Field Secondary. Jones, who played for an under-17 team, will be playing a fifty over’s game tomorrow in Trinidad.
The opening bowler of the PSID thanked the senior ranks of the Essequibo police for their kind gesture.
First Published By Kaieteur News.