MIKE’S Pharmacy will be taking its partnership with Tynor to the cricket field, with the company confirming its participation in the Demerara Cricket Board’s (DCB) upcoming fund-raising T10 tournament.
Mike’s Pharmacy, the sole distributor of Tynor products in Guyana, will field a franchise under the name Mike’s Tynor XI, bringing the brand’s line of medical-grade orthopaedic products and athletic support gear into the tournament.
Tynor manufactures a wide range of products designed to provide support, protection and comfort, including braces, compression sleeves and other orthopaedic and sports-support products for athletes and individuals.

Mike’s Tynor XI joins the Guyana Police Force and Premier Insurance as the first three confirmed franchises for the November 22 tournament at the LBI ground. The remaining five franchises are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
The confirmation came during a simple but significant signing ceremony at Mike’s Pharmacy’s Bel Air location on Friday, where Chief Executive Officer Mala Singh and franchise owner Amrita Singh formally signalled the company’s commitment to the tournament.
Mike’s Pharmacy franchise manager Mona Pancham and DCB Treasurer Vicky Bharosay also
highlighted the partnership and its importance to the development and success of the event.
Bharosay expressed appreciation to Mike’s Pharmacy for once again coming on board, noting the company’s involvement in the 2025 edition and welcoming its evolution into a franchise team for 2026.
He pointed out that the DCB’s move from a club-based competition to a franchise structure mirrors the direction of modern cricket, where franchise tournaments have become increasingly prominent around the world.
Bharosay also outlined the tournament format, which is expected to bring a new level of
competition and excitement, while giving cricket fans across Guyana the opportunity to witness an action-packed day of T10 cricket.
For Mike’s Tynor XI, the objective is clear.
Pancham expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be part of the tournament and said the
franchise is determined to go all the way and challenge for the championship trophy.
Franchise skipper Azeemul Haniff echoed that ambition, noting that while the squad is still being assembled, the ultimate goal is to finish the tournament as champions.
The tournament will bowl off at 10:00hrs, with the action concluding under lights. Admission to the LBI ground will be G$1,000.
Under the tournament regulations, each franchise must comprise 15 players, with at least 12
selected from Demerara and a maximum of three players from outside the county.
Each squad must also include two Under-19 players, with at least one featuring in the playing XI.