if it's a physical copy you should have been able to claim a refund from the retailer you purchased it from.
I myself bought the game on PS4 and returns to the retailer for the reason of game bugs is not sufficient. Returns under the Fair Trading Act in New Zealand are much harder to do with any kind of potentially copyable media materials. Many stores would rather take you to a disputes tribunal and lose rather than encourage the process of easy returns.
I bought my copy because I wanted to support Big Ant and I enjoyed Don Bradman Cricket '14. I'm not attacking the developer in any way, but pointing out that returns are not easy.
In all honesty I generally brought all of Big Ant's Rugby League and Cricket games on Day 1 (brought two copies of DBC '14 - PS3 & PS4), because I wanted to support a developer who's putting in a lot of effort to create great games based on sports I enjoy.
When things go great I love to praise those aspects, there's a lot to love, the depth, the user-creativity, the general game-play, the list goes on. When things go badly I would like to be able to say how I feel about the bugs, the crashes, the missing game-play elements, but the message I'm seeing from others on here is, "you have no right to be disappointed - return it", or "why buy it on day one without reading reviews/watching gameplay". It's frustrating, but I think those are legitimate statements and I'm really going to have to talk myself out of being stupid and buying on day one. I'm sure others are thinking the same thing. It's just games go down in price or are re-sold on trading sites. I'm sure that'll be cheaper and I can also get a game when all the kinks have been worked out. It's just sales might diminish if the rule of thumb
for console becomes "wait anywhere from a couple of months to a year and you'll have a great game after patches".
I have a great deal of respect for the work that's gone into creating these games. I think Big Ant are a talented and massively creative developer. Games like DBC and Rugby League Live become pretty great after a while and I love the overall quality that's being striven for. I hope they keep up the good work on all the stuff that's working well.
As far as being a console version buyer, I hope one day they consider putting something/anything decent in for console users exclusively some time. They've been the first people to buy your games for a long time and have had to wait the longest.