WI plans could irk Barmy Army

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=88305.msg558409#msg558409 date=1396893354]
Goog Lee got the Dates for this as yet ?  :-\
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you bet!! 

If you schedule 2 tests in Guyana, I bet Chanderpaul will make two double centuries.

Tiger won't disappoint local/regional fans ...... 8)

If the WICB are stupid enough to give Guyana a test against England there will be very very very few English supporters travelling to Guyana.

The barmy army will not want to visit a mosquito ridden country where there will be a good chance of contracting malaria and where there are no beaches.

as opposed to HIV and Aids in yours :

dem Barmy bwoys wont mind a likkel dose 

Where is Ramesh?  And why he is not defending Guyana's reputation?  Or is it because PPP are in power he is keeping quiet?

ramesh seh he will not give Boki the benefit of a reply  :-[

On the other hand giving Guyana a test could work well for the Windies.

The low slow turner known as the providence pitch will suit west indies. Also the english team will be cooped up in their hotel for something like 10 days, apart from the obligatory bus tour to kaieteur.

Now the barmy army have probably never been to grenada. They could save their pounds and head there:

The english will have to hope the rain stays away otherwise:

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Progress achieved in Guyana through direct PEPFAR support during fiscal year (FY) 2011:[sup]1[/sup]

• [li] 2,300 individuals receiving antiretroviral treatment[/li]
  [li] 7,700 HIV-positive individuals who received care and support (including TB/HIV)[/li]
  [li] 1,900 orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) receiving support[/li]
  [li] 11,000 pregnant women with known HIV status receiving services[/li]
  [li] 100 HIV-positive pregnant women receiving antiretroviral prophylaxis for PMTCT[/li]
  [li] 45,000 individuals receiving counseling and testing[/li]
  [li] 42 estimated infant HIV infections averted[/li]
  

Through PEPFAR, Guyana received $14.9 million to support comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care programs from FY 2011.