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Talented young Essequibo cricketer gets support from Police
Head of G Division, Kevin Adonis (2nd left) makes the presentation to Joshua Jones in the presence of other police and club officials.
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. (Yannason Duncan)
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