VETERANS Wes Robinson and Martin Branston guided Scarborough to their first win of the Premier Cricket Competition over Fremantle last Saturday.
The Gulls, who lost to Gosnells in a thriller in round one, triumphed by 67 runs against Fremantle at Stevens Reserve.
Scarborough thoroughly outplayed the Port Boys with a brutal bowling display setting up the comfortable win.
Batting first, the Gulls set a respectable total of 172, with captain Robinson compiling 62 from 75 balls.
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Branston tore through the Port Boys in response, taking 4-27 and reducing the home team to 5-33.
Fremantle were eventually bowled out for 105, a great display from the Gulls, who host Claremont-Nedlands then play travel to Mount Lawley in this weekend’s Saturday-Sunday double.