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Mohamed, Glasgow ensure Police arrest Everest
The young and the old combined to ensure Police beat Everest by three wickets on Sunday in the latest round of the GCA second division two-day cricket competition.
Eighteen-year-old Ameer Mohamed smashed 13 fours and five sixes in a splendid 110 while Retired Assistant Commissioner Ovid Glasgow, who celebrates his 66th birthday on Thursday, captured eight wickets with his off-spin to lead the Police charge.
Police batted first and made 276 with Mohamed making a century and Alvin Sukraj taking three wickets for Everest who were bowled out for 161 with Glasgow, a former Guyana First-Class cricketer and the oldest player in GCA cricket, taking 4-34.
Asked to follow on, Everest were bowled out for 212 in their second innings with Sukraj scoring 52 as Glasgow, who played four First-Class matches between 1966 and 1972, grabbed 4-48 to claim match figures of 8-82.
Set 98 to win, the Lawmen reached 101-7 with Munilall Persaud hit six sixes and a four in 45 to lead the victory charge. (Sean Devers)
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