FootyHead
School Cricketer
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2013
- Location
- Adelaide,Australia
- Online Cricket Games Owned
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - PS3
That would be awesome if you could though... *Calls for Ross*no option, you can't do that.
That would be awesome if you could though... *Calls for Ross*no option, you can't do that.
at those bowling figures...UPDATE: Wade has still not declared after 350 overs. He's leaving it very late because there is only 10 overs left in the game and we still need 20 wickets. Currently 10 runs away from a 1000 run partnership. I've been dropped 3 times and caught twice, but both were no balls. Once I was caught but the fielder rolled over the rope so it was called 4.
My question is for the people who are in the later stages of your careers (4 years in and more) do the stats you get (i.e. front foot, back foot, off-side) actually help in reducing edges or does it remain the same and the problem is my timing and shot selection?
Thank you in advance
UPDATE: Wade has still not declared after 350 overs. He's leaving it very late because there is only 10 overs left in the game and we still need 20 wickets. Currently 10 runs away from a 1000 run partnership. I've been dropped 3 times and caught twice, but both were no balls. Once I was caught but the fielder rolled over the rope so it was called 4.
Everyone would have retired after such a match...UPDATE: So I guess the aim was to bat for the draw from the beginning.
Did you get selected to play for your country's test team after that knock? lolUPDATE: So I guess the aim was to bat for the draw from the beginning.
I find that the balls that pitch up to you (still in green length) and just outside off are the ones that get me out the most. Have to be ready to block or leave balls at a second's notice. The jump between amateur and pro is pretty massive... batting on amateur is quite easy, and playing outside off isn't really that dangerous, but on Pro you will edge or miss a lot more balls (especially thanks to incorrect footwork).Hey guys, good to see you are all doing so well in your careers. I am struggling a bit as a batsman and only have about 25 hours into the game but I notice that almost all my dismissals are caught behind or in the slip cordon (playing on pro on PC).
I have tried playing lots of front foot and now I am currently playing a lot of back foot (seems to have reduced the edges slightly) but either way either averaging only about 20 runs in almost all formats.
My question is for the people who are in the later stages of your careers (4 years in and more) do the stats you get (i.e. front foot, back foot, off-side) actually help in reducing edges or does it remain the same and the problem is my timing and shot selection?
I know it's impossible to tell without seeing any of my footage and obviously the more you play the better you get, just wanting to see if the stats make a notable difference
Thank you in advance