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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• More equal than others by Deepak Joshi (3 June 2002)

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• A team with a future by Ajit Mahadevan (31 May 2002)
• Dravid for wicket-keeper! by Piyush Goyal (30 May 2002)
• Too many superstars! by Basudeb Guha-Khasnobis (27 May 2002)
• Those six extra members by Tahsin Subhan (24 May 2002)
• Men for big occasions? by Aparna Mishra (23 May 2002)
• A question of professionalism by Abhilash G Mudaliar (22 May 2002)
• Operation Discipline by Mrigank Chhibber (18 May 2002)
• The web of spin by Sahajbir Brar (16 May 2002)
• Why can't India contain Hooper? by J Uthaman (15 May 2002)
• Hooper hands India the initial advantage by Pratim Das Gupta (11 May 2002)
• This captain wears no mask by Venkat Ramkumar (9 May 2002)
• From the sublime to the ridiculous by A Mahadevan (7 May 2002)
• Outplayed at every turn by Devanand Ramachandren (4 May 2002)
• The sinking of the Indian ship by Sandeep Hegde Alesar (3 May 2002)
• India should turn back to spin by Shivaji Sengupta (2 May 2002)
• West Indies selectors and their baffling choices by Michael Holmes (30 Apr 2002)
• One down, three to go by Paramjit Bawa (26 Apr 2002)
• A triumph of team spirit by Ajay Singh (24 Apr 2002)
• Dropped catches prove expensive by Nihar Namjoshi (20 Apr 2002)
• The Indians' favourite haunt in the Caribbean by Shady Moosavi (18 Apr 2002)
• Thinking forward by Abhishek Mathur (17 Apr 2002)
• A chance for the West Indies to soar by Apurva Agarwal (14 Apr 2002)
• Blushes and Blemishes galore by Ananthanarayanan K Subramanian (12 Apr 2002)
• When a win is not a victory by Sham Samaroo (11 Apr 2002)
• A forgettable tour-opener by Abhishek Mathur (9 Apr 2002)
• Aggression is the key by Amit Mookerjee (6 Apr 2002)
• Sachin Tendulkar or Brian Lara? by Ratnakar Venkata (3 Apr 2002)

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