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Caption Contest

Our pictures, your words

Winning caption:
Michael Clarke's look up at the commentary box only confirms that all his best players are sitting in it. (Jack Bland, South Africa)

Honourable mention:

Brett could only turn his head in embarrassment after Michael spontaneously broke out his yodelling repertoire. (Joe Fiala, South Africa)

Cover image of <i>When Freddie Became Jesus</i>

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The winner of this contest gets a copy of When Freddie Became Jesus by Jarrod Kimber - an account of the 2009 Ashes; though not the kind of Ashes book that bacon-and-egg tie-wearing MCC members quote.

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