Career
As a batting all-rounder, my bowling (Legspin) is progressing at a amazing rate, whist batting is extremely difficult. I have top scored with a double century once, which i only got by saving and exiting every 20-30 runs, on average i will score 30-40 and get out. I find that you have little room for error on timing, as anything remotely early results in an airborne shot, usually straight into the hands of a fielder. This can frustrate, if you feel like you want to dig in and grind out a century, you feel a bit ripped off.
I have also found that if you have made a custom field setting, that your opposition will use that exact field against you.
Whilst bowling, wickets taken should be replayed accordingly, ie: if you take a wicket LBW, you should see the decision from down the line to gauge the point it hits the wicket and the pads and height to stumps automatically without having to queue an interactive replay and do it all yourself.
I feel that this is a good leap forward in the genre, but it lacks or falls short in a few areas, it tends to allow focus on the aspects of the game that are mundane, instead on focusing on the aspects of cricket that make people love the game.