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The July issue previews the Test series between England and India
On the cover is Shubman Gill, Jasprit Bumrah, Ben Stokes and Shoaib Bashir
James Anderson runs the rule over India’s attack
George Dobell previews the series
Derek Pringle wonders if Jasprit Bumrah is the greatest
Jarrod Kimber says India’s is the toughest batting line-up to break into
Neeru Bhatia explains how Shubman Gill came to lead India
Vic Marks says England must stick with Shoaib Bashir
George Dobell asks who is going to go into bat for Pakistan
Jack Russell is interviewed in Facing Up
Nasser Hussain insists the Zimbabwe Test was not a waste of time
Monty Panesar says England can learn from the IPL spin kings
Derek Pringle opens up his photo album
Mike Selvey pays tribute to the genius of Javed Miandad
Huw Turbervill is worried about the plight of Lancashire
Paul Edwards’ big match is Durham v Somerset
Melinda Farrell pickings Ben Stokes as her favourite cricketer
Graham Gooch recalls his debut in 1975, his Ashes high in ’85 and his final Test in ’95
Alan Fordham explains how he schedules the fixtures
Richard Hobson recalls the day England’s cricketers lost to West Indies and the footballers to the United States
Tanya Aldred reviews the County Championship treats we have enjoyed so far this summer
Nick Howson explains how the Vitality T20 Women’s County Cup van be even better
Scott Oliver recalls Richard Johnson’s 10-for for Middlesex against Derbyshire in 1994
We find out whatever happened to Alan Wilkins
