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Winning caption:
With runners banned, India's batsmen exploit a loophole in the regulations. (Ben, UK)

Honourable mention:

"No, couldn't find Rohit Sharma's form in there. Where else can we look?" (Akshat Agarwal, UK)

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The sound of silence
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