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"No, no Ross. It's not a joke. They won 2-1." (Umer, Canada)

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The winner of this contest gets a copy of ESPNcricinfo's Talking Cricket, a collection of 22 interviews with some of the finest minds of the game: Waqar and Wasim on swing bowling, Barry Richards on batting, Kumble on spin, Ian Chappell on the Australian way, Mark Taylor on captaincy, and more.

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