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Here's a well....a very negative form of bowling, but most of the time guarantees wickets bowled or lbwed. It can only be done with medium, slow and the spin bowlers. What u do is put the cursor as short as possible(very short pitched delivery) and on or about the stumps depending on angle; and...

Yeah you do need a dedicated graphics card. Integrated ones are generally not up to scratch for games but are good enough for 2D proccessors like word etc. Getting a graphics card should result in a vast improvement in gameplay.

I think the missing RAM you're experiencing is due to some other device on your motherboard using it, like an integrated graphics chipset. It has to use some part of your system ram in order to do what it has to do.

Ah thanks for that. Didnt know it is now the spacebar that enables slowmo. It wasnt documented on the key so i assumed it was gone.

Have to agree that 6s are way too easy to hit, even on hard setting. This is particular in 10 over one-dayer matches, the amount of 6s hit usually outnumber those of 4s! Slip and wicket keeper catches do occur. It depends on how you bowl to the AI player or human player and how the batsmen play...

Yes, i was also wondering about that. Of all the games ive played, ive never ever seen the bowler stamina indicator change. Even in play bowling one bowler for long periods does not affect their performance. If this does get fixed, how will we see the representation of the deterioration of a...

I recommend all the Kookaburra bats. They look great in the game!

A patch that comes out a year after the game has came out :angry: Hopefully it is different with cricket 2004 this time round...

Haha i wish! Would be great to capture those special dimissals. Maybe this is something HBstudios can consider for the next version of cricket 2006?

No. There are no sound effects when you replay. Basically you can pan the camera around in 3D space. Looking up/down, left/right, move the camera forwards/backwards, up/down. 1-9 is the different camera views. You can also step each motion frame by frame (slow motion). However the continous...

Heres the Recommended Configuration(from the manual): Microsoft Windows?98SE/ME/2000/XP 733MHz or better Intel Pentium III processor or 100% compatible 256MB RAM or better 8x CD ROM/DVD drive or better 32MB or better Direct3D Video Card with DirectX 8.1 compatible driver. 1 Gigabyte free Hard...

Agreed. Intro? You guys mean the intro for the game? Its about 20megs and i'd doubt you could possibly post on it on here. Basically the intro is like that of 2002. You see batsmen making shots, getting bowled, fielding etc etc. Video wise it is done better than 2002, meaning its not taken off...

Yeah you just press Print Screen then open up a editor like Paint and paste. I have yet to try this for Cricket 2004, but it should work.

Various degrees of spin can be obtained by pointing the ball pointer (not the one on the pitch) to the extremeties of the ball. For a right armed off-spiner for example, you would get the most spin by pointing the ball cursor to the top-right of the seam. For less spin you would point it more to...

Yes the line-up reverting to default in the 2nd innings is the most annoying one. Ive also found some other ones: 1) Inaccurate current inning stats (for first boundaries): When the first 4 or 6 has been hit by the batsman, the live in game stats records 2x 4s or 2x 6s in their respective...

There's still the team selection bug that was present in cricket 2002. :angry: I was playing with India earlier in a test match, selecting Agarkar and Kumble in place of Patel and Balanji. Both Agarkar and Kumble weren't part of the original(default) starting 11. Although both players were...

The replay interface is a bit confusing at first sight.

Ive been playing Cricket 2004 on my pc for about 2 days now. Every on max detaill, trilinear filtering etc... Overall the graphics are a 'bit' better while in some areas the graphics has taken a few steps backwards from cricket 2002. Here i will be talking only about the graphics. Areas of...