Have you tried batting for both sides? (chasing down your own scores) I think a few on here have found that to be enjoyable (including myself), especially if you're not keen on the bowling.Long time viewer of these threads, and first time to post, but between all the bitching and sycophancy i have to shout out and say that I am bored out of my arse with this game. International Cricket 2010 had its flaws but I played the bejesus out of it for years and I was obsessed! I used to keep a proper scorecard of every game , and fist-pumped every wicket...and even once drunkenly ran upstairs to tell my sleeping wife that Ireland had indeed beaten the Indians by an innings in Columbo (of all places).
With Don Bradman - I dunno why, I get no sense of excitement at all. I played it non-stop from May until June, and then just lost the drive to stick at it ...took it up a month ago again and jaysus lads, there would be more crack at a funeral. What bugs me is that there's no sense of bowling to a plan. And I have agonised over bowling to a plan. At first I assumed I was just shite. But there's still no edges, and very little movement off the pitch that you can manipulate, and no matter how wonderfully creative my fields are - i'll get pelted for six or four at the last ball of an every third over or so. it just feels like it's an inbuilt algorithm to put some runs on the board. I miss International Cricket 2010... I miss building up guys' skill levels; and knowing and fearing what an opposition might produce.
I only play test cricket. As I type I'm on pro level (ps3) and 50 overs into a test match... Opposition are 127/3. Two wickets were catches in the deep off stock balls, and the third was a total fluke - I inadvertently flicked the controller stick the wrong way thereby creating a "poor" delivery and what should have gone for 6 or at least 4 was down the throat of mid-off.
Just bored out of my arse.
I miss International Cricket 2010... I miss building up guys' skill levels; and knowing and fearing what an opposition might produce.
I still miss Naveencc every now and then.
Just bored out of my arse.
Long time viewer of these threads, and first time to post, but between all the bitching and sycophancy i have to shout out and say that I am bored out of my arse with this game. International Cricket 2010 had its flaws but I played the bejesus out of it for years and I was obsessed! I used to keep a proper scorecard of every game , and fist-pumped every wicket...and even once drunkenly ran upstairs to tell my sleeping wife that Ireland had indeed beaten the Indians by an innings in Columbo (of all places).
With Don Bradman - I dunno why, I get no sense of excitement at all. I played it non-stop from May until June, and then just lost the drive to stick at it ...took it up a month ago again and jaysus lads, there would be more crack at a funeral. What bugs me is that there's no sense of bowling to a plan. And I have agonised over bowling to a plan. At first I assumed I was just shite. But there's still no edges, and very little movement off the pitch that you can manipulate, and no matter how wonderfully creative my fields are - i'll get pelted for six or four at the last ball of an every third over or so. it just feels like it's an inbuilt algorithm to put some runs on the board. I miss International Cricket 2010... I miss building up guys' skill levels; and knowing and fearing what an opposition might produce.
I only play test cricket. As I type I'm on pro level (ps3) and 50 overs into a test match... Opposition are 127/3. Two wickets were catches in the deep off stock balls, and the third was a total fluke - I inadvertently flicked the controller stick the wrong way thereby creating a "poor" delivery and what should have gone for 6 or at least 4 was down the throat of mid-off.
Just bored out of my arse.
Hope he recovers soon...Off topic I know, but my thoughts are with Phil Hughes, I hope he makes a complete recovery very soon, also to his friends and family, and to the bowler, who must be feeling terrible right now.
Elton Chigumbura hit 276
Tendai Chatara 104
I want to believeShingi Masakadza has just bought up his 50 by late cutting a Mitchell Johnson yorker for four
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