Always thought that cricket journalism was the cushiest job in the world? CricInfo now gives you the chance to see your name in print...or HTML, at any rate. Get off that couch, get to a keyboard and send us your thoughts - articles, commentaries, features, rants or raves. Compete with other entries to be the one whose article is published right here on CricInfo. Your first step to journalism fame? It just might be.

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