Adil Rashid has been recalled by England for the first Test against India, despite turning his back on red-ball cricket in February.

Leg-spinner Rashid, a regular in England's ODI and Twenty20 sides, agreed a deal this year to solely play in limited-overs formats for county side Yorkshire.

The 30-year-old's last Test appearance for England came against India in Chennai in December 2016, but his return is likely to come at Edgbaston on Wednesday.

However, national selector Ed Smith insists Rashid must return to first-class cricket if he wants to be considered for Test selection next year.

Smith said: "Before the selection meeting, Adil had confirmed his availability to play Test cricket for England for the whole of this summer and the upcoming winter tours to Sri Lanka and West Indies.

"Following his earlier decision in February 2018, Adil has a white-ball only contract to play for Yorkshire this summer. That arrangement is unchanged by his selection for England.

"However, Adil fully understands that if he wishes to be eligible for Test cricket in the 2019 season, he must have a county contract to play four-day cricket. Moving forward, England Test players must be committed to the county championship."

Rashid took 18 wickets at an average of 22.61 in England's one-day series victories over Australia and India, earning him the chance to make a first Test appearance on home soil.

Essex seamer Jamie Porter has received a maiden call-up, with Chris Woakes left out as he continues his comeback from recent thigh and knee issues.

Woakes' Somerset team-mates Dom Bess and Jack Leach also miss out, but Moeen Ali returns for England's 1,000th men's Test match.

England squad: Joe Root, Moeen Ali, James Anderson, Jonny Bairstow, Stuart Broad, Jos Buttler, Alastair Cook, Sam Curran, Keaton Jennings, Dawid Malan, Jamie Porter, Adil Rashid, Ben Stokes.