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This is what i have been doing all this time. Putting that file in to replace mine but is renaming what i should be doing?

I have a few .tmt files along with some .mch files which are irrelevant a Rost 1.ros file which has my changes i made before this bat roster and and JOE.pro Where do it go?

It features: A full correct scotland squad New international squads e.g hodge,tait and haddin in aus squad New overseas in county cricket eg shane watson and symonds Young players such ten doeschate, apul suppiah A missing Ab de Villiers? Wonder where he is? A soon to be...

I played a match against a ****XI side on the ashes tour down under with england. I suppose you play them at stadia where it is available. But is it in normal leagues

Is the new brian lara an updated version of the old one because that game took so many days of my life. At the moment the EA games seem very wooden in the batting and graphics. No fluidity. I bought it and still enjoy it but there are major flaws. Also does brian lara have county teams...

I was avidley waiting to play a few totesport matches under the day night atmosphere i love to experience at old trafford. Alas you cannot do this at old trafford, and even at stadiums you can it's only night. This is a poor move. Even English ground with PERMANENT lights don't have them...

I named it JOE.ros and extracted it to the main ea folder in my documents not the program file. There is one roster in it's own file called ros1.ros. Does this go in that file and replace mine. EDIT* I did that and now they have the wrong bats. i have a profile called JOE.pro and a...

at the moment mine just seems to crash What i did was copy and paste the bat files into the main folder and the created a saved roster under myname.ros and added the roster into there, deleted the old roster and renamed this one. Does it have something to do with the profile Probably...

I cannot understand why the stumpings are so slow. Cricket 2004 had it spot on. It also had third umpire down to a tee. Now it goes faster, not slower.