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Caption Contest

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The winning caption:
Raina's latest attempt at getting into the test team involved camouflaging plaster of paris in a banana skin. (Prashanth, India)

Honourable mentions:
India reveals plan to create own version of Jesse Ryder (Jam Williams, Australia)

Who put superglue on this banana? (Martin Denney, Australia)

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