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The summer issue of The Cricketer has a special feature on outgrounds
Paul Edwards writes on the wonders of Blackpool and Chesterfield
George Dobell says stats don’t do Ben Stokes justice
In ‘the making of Jamie Smith’, Huw Turbervill talks to teachers, coaches and admirers
Derek Pringle says it’s time to consider a return to three-day cricket
Danny Reuben explains his role as England’s head of elite communications
James Coyne finds out how crowd behaviour has changed in the last 20 years
Ravi Shastri is the subject of this issue’s ‘facing up’
Australia legend Ellyse Perry tells Oscar Ress England should not fret
David Townsend says Wiaan Mulder should have smashed Brian Lara’s record
Nasser Hussain says confining West Indies to a lower Test tier would do nothing to revive them
Jarrod Kimber previews the men’s Blast quarter-finals
Mike Selvey was pleased to see Jeff Thomson back at Lord’s this summer
Derbyshire historian David Griffin writes about his favourite cricketer, Eddie Barlow
Tanya Aldred fears that the French will never get into cricket
We ask whatever happened to ex-England seamer Lucy Pearson
