NEWFOUND pacer Shemar Joseph will be granted life membership at the Everest Cricket Ground, a release from the club said on Monday.

The Guyanese, the star turn in the West Indies win against Australia at the Gabba will be conferred with the honour when he returns to Guyana.

After spending less than seven days on the cricket field in his debut Test series, he became an instant superstar.

This comes after playing just seven First-Class games and bagging four five wicket hauls.

His accomplishments are there for the world to see and celebrate, including his cricket club in Georgetown, the Everest Cricket Club.

During his Regional First-Class debut season in 2023 where he was also impressive as a fast bowler for the Guyana Harpy Eagles, Joseph was offered a place at Everest Cricket Club, and he humbly accepted.

After hearing that Joseph was living in Georgetown and was not attached to any cricket club in the city, Public Relations Officer of Everest Cricket Club, John Ramsingh who was doing commentary of the regional tournament immediately made the pitch to Joseph.

The Baracara Village resident and his brother, Floy have since settled in and are proud members of Everest CC. They have also represented the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) in inter-association matches.

President of Everest Manzoor Nadir, other executives and members of the historic club offer congratulations to Shamar on his accomplishments and wish him a long and successful career on the field.

In his first Test at the Adelaide Oval, the right arm speedster picked up his maiden five-wicket haul then followed it up at the Gabba with a magical spell of 11.5-0-68-7 to bowl out Australia and gave West Indies a slim 8-run victory to level the 2-match series 1-1. Joseph was named Player of the Match and Player of the Series to cap a dream debut series.