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Yep, and it would probably solve the odd feeling of selecting the hand movement and shot too early, before the ball reaches the bat... Anyway Ross is listening and knows exactly how to give us the best possible cricket game.. It is going to be epic when released.. :cheers

Ross, I think the first issue is going to be a problem as it is for an average connection, and I totally agree with the second (I am an Indian, and the Brits thrashed us here, but that memory has been wiped out long ago).. But maybe implement this for only the higher difficulty levels? And...

Well we wont know till we try it.. To me it feels that separating the footwork would be more natural, and if implemented accurately, make it easier to play once we get used to it..

By bat swing i mean the downward swing of the bat as it comes down from the backlift (except for the hook and a few shots where it goes upwards from the backlift).. This determines the direction the ball is played ---------- Nope the bowling is fine, I misunderstood the problem.. Like T.J...

IMO, The back lift starts when the bowler bowls, but the bat swing starts at different times depending on the shot, when the ball is closer to the bat. If the batsman swings when the ball leaves the bowler's hand he would have completed the shot way before the ball reached him.. It is fine for...

Nope I do not use pro cam.. I do not face any problems timing or playing the ball in the general direction I wanted to, but it felt a bit odd that I should actually play the shot including hand movement and everything before the ball reached me.. Just as there is a pre-delivery input (d-pad...

I think you got a point there, maybe that is what makes the difference.. Something did feel wrong.. It should be modified so that the batsman moves and gets into position (by moving the left stick) early as soon as the ball is released, and then play the shot with the right stick during a later...

Well for fast bowling the ball can come faster but the timing should be based on spatial position of the ball and not on time taken.. Just for example say a ball bowled at 150 takes .52 seconds to reach the batsman, and a ball at 80kmph takes 1 second.. The batsman will always "start" playing...

Hi Ross, I find that while playing fast & medium fast I am forced to play a premeditated shot to get an ideal timing. Its based on the direction the machine is facing and not by watching line and length of the ball. (If i try this it invariably ends up late) I am sure that even if the bowler...