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The June issue of The Cricketer relives Ashes 2005 fever, 20 years on!
Simon Hughes recalls the 2005 Ashes on and off the pitch
Andrew Strauss recalls the 2005 series, and looks ahead to this winter’s Ashes
Geraint Jones tells David Sharman that it was a series of personal highs and lows
Richard Hobson asks which was the greatest series – 1981 or 2005?
Claire Taylor tells James Coyne about the Women’s Ashes triumph in 2005
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has the perfect mentor in Rahul Dravid, says Mike Brearley
Nasser Hussain pays tribute to Virat Kohli
Tanya Aldred says Mr Indian Cricket was a phenomenon
Huw Turbervill looks at the upcoming World Test Championship final
In our International MOT, we ask if the major Test nations are in the money
Ben Duckett is interviewed by Ivo Tennant, who also talks to his family, friends and teachers
Nick Friend says Sciver Brunt was the only logical choice as England captain
Jarrod Kimber picks an all-time Blast XI
George Dobell tells the story of how Don Topley bought back his medals of his father
Glamorgan are in our ‘county spotlight’ this month
Mike Selvey takes in the Championship match between Middlesex and Lancashire
In ‘Big Match’, Paul Edwards watches Gloucestershire go to Lancashire
Melinda Farrell spares a thought for Scotland Women
Leshia Hawkins, the ECB’s managing director of the recreational game, answers our questions
