Most of the UK may be gripped by World Cup and Wimbledon fever, but All Out Cricket has given its readers something different to get excited about.
Those who prefer a wooden bat and leather-bound cork ball to a tennis racket or ballerina-style footballers might be interested in the magazine's latest edition.
On shelves today (July 1st), the new issue has been guest edited by England international Graeme Swann.
The star has included an exclusive diary, an 'ask me anything' Q&A session with readers' questions and a list of Swanny's top ten greatest spinners ever.
He has taken over the role from Andy Afford for one month only to create a unique edition of the publication that is sure to prove an exciting diversion for cricket fans who are bored of the sound of vuvuzelas or the taste of strawberries and cream.
Meanwhile, cricket fans who like tennis may have watched Andy Murray reach the semi-finals of Wimbledon yesterday.
The Scot won 6-7 (5-7) 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 6-2 against France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and will now play Spain's Rafael Nadal in the penultimate round.
Posted by Andrew Burge