POLICE defeated Malteenoes by 24 runs, and Ace Warriors beat GDF by four wickets, representing contrasting results in the latest round of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA)’s New Building Society (NBS) 40 overs second division cricket competition on Sunday.
Ace Warriors bowled out GDF for a paltry 85 in 25 overs, before reaching 86-6 in 26 overs.

West Indies Masters off-spinning all-rounder Randy Lindore’s 15 was the top score for the Army, as Junior Phillips, 3-15, Trevor Boston, 2-3, and Navindra Ramnauth, 2-5, bowled well for Ace Warriors.
Ace Warriors were led by 27 from Andre Meredith, 20 from Roger Aron, and 15 not out from Nkosie Whyte.
Leon Andrews had 3-20, and Lindore took 2-19 in a losing cause for the Soldiers.
At Malteenoes, the Police beat the home team by 24 runs.

The Cops made 227 before dismissing Malteenoes for 203 in 37 overs.
Lennox Andrews made 43 with four fours and a six, Chemroy Kendall scored 25, Dwayne Dick 23, and Ameer Mohamed, 15, got the runs for GDF.
West Indies women’s left-arm spinner Shultz had 4-42 to befuddle the batters.
Nichosie Barker had 3-37, and Cordel Mars, 2-61, also bowled well for MSC.

Barker’s classy 58 was aided by four fours and two sixes, while Shaquille Mosely made 34, and Marcus Watkins had 28.
Bowling for Police, Kelvin Leitch took 3-43. Troy Benn and Titus Webster had two wickets each.

In the other match yesterday, hosts DCC made light work of Positive Foundation of Agricola, beating them by nine wickets.
Agricola fell for 51, with Daniel Mootoo getting 3-4, and Jonathan Van Lange taking 2-12.

The home team started with guns blazing, and raced to 51-1 in 4.2 overs, with Alphius Bookie blasting an unbeaten 37 from just 15 balls. (Sean Devers)