How are you doing in your career?

[Super Cricketer]

I want to know 20 year of Player will be over in how many time?

 

[MasterBlaster76]

I want to know 20 year of Player will be over in how many time?

I guess that depends on how much time you spend playing the game.

 

[Super Cricketer]

I guess that depends on how much time you spend playing the game.

Nope there would sure a fixed time in which game will get over.

 

[ChinamanSpin]

Yes there is. After 20 years.

 

[Super Cricketer]

Yes there is. After 20 years.

I'm not Joking.

 

[ChinamanSpin]

You should have said you were, it would have saved face for you. You really think the reward for doing better in career would be to stop after less seasons?

 

[blockerdave]

Nope there would sure a fixed time in which game will get over.

aus and eng have drastically different domestic structures, so they'll be very different.

a bowler-career will likely take longer than a batsman's career, an all-rounder career longer still. careers will vary according to your personal success, what contracts you're offered, whether you play internationals, do you play all formats etc. do you score quicker, or slower.

there are a lot of variables, therefore no two careers will take the same length of time.

 

[ChinamanSpin]

Shane Watson will have a longer career than George Bailey in terms of playing time. It's just how it works. Therefore, the fixed time thing would make absolutely zero sense.

 

[Super Cricketer]

You should have said you were, it would have saved face for you. You really think the reward for doing better in career would be to stop after less seasons?

Nope i thought that there would be a fixed time for a player for 20 year and i also think that it is unlicensed so there will less probability of state leagues.so it would be same for all players."

 

[ChinamanSpin]

Nope i thought that there would be a fixed time for a player for 20 year and i also think that it is unlicensed so there will less probability of state leagues.so it would be same for all players."

1) Have you watched cricket?
2) Have you seen the Cricket Academy?

 

[blockerdave]

1) Have you watched cricket?
2) Have you seen the Cricket Academy?

add to that 3)have you read any of the posts about career mode and what it is?

 

[Super Cricketer]

1) Have you watched cricket?
2) Have you seen the Cricket Academy?

Do you think it is real.
It is a fix cycle of game.

 

[ChinamanSpin]

Do you think it is real.
It is a fix cycle of game.

Come on over here to Uncle Chinaman and have a comforting place on his ignore list.

 

[blockerdave]

Do you think it is real.
It is a fix cycle of game.

read my answer above and stop embarrassing yourself. so imagine two batsmen... the first guy typically faces 80 balls per innings for 35 runs. never selected beyond state/county, no contracts in other countries.

one guy typically faces 150 balls per innings for 50 runs, plays internationals and has a contract to play in another country.

these are going to be different game times, no?

also factor in Aus has say 10 first class games a season, and england has 16... that's gonna affect things too.

 

[ChinamanSpin]

read my answer above and stop embarrassing yourself. so imagine two batsmen... the first guy typically faces 80 balls per innings for 35 runs. never selected beyond state/county, no contracts in other countries.

one guy typically faces 150 balls per innings for 50 runs, plays internationals and has a contract to play in another country.

these are going to be different game times, no?

also factor in Aus has say 10 first class games a season, and england has 16... that's gonna affect things too.

And there are also different contract opportunities. It is possible to play anything from 10 to 26 county or state games a season, not including one day and twenty games. If you factor in international cricket you have a huge variety of game times.