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Caption Contest

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Winning caption:
"If Bail-ey were a bit more stump-y, why, he'd be a walking wicket, eh Abdul?" (lakesidey, India)

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The winner of this contest gets a copy of Mukul Kesavan's Men in White, a book that describes the experience of living with cricket in a country obsessed by the game, and discusses the issues the format faces today.

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