Would this be the same Keegan Meth with 5 first class 50's to his name?
As I have said before there is nothing you can do to make a batsman behave differently, the game isn't programmed this way. Giving a batsman high offside attributes for example doesn't seem to result in the batsman playing more offside shots, but what it will do is hit the ball better when these shots are played so in effect a greater number of runs will be scored on the offside than in other areas.
I don't have these settings set to one to make the batsman easier to get out as such but I have done it because it results in them finding the middle less often and as a result the shots seem to have a greater variation in both direction and strength. They possibly have a slight effect on edge frequency also, but BF/FF seems to be a bigger factor for these.
In my experience the way to make a batsman poor is to minimise BF/FF and anticipation. I've been dreading bowling to the tail on veteran yet first time around I bowled the last 4 batsmen out for under 30 runs. I'd roll out the tail 7 times out of 10 on pro but every now and then I would get a stubborn partnership, but this happens in cricket so it doesn't bother me too much. It remains to be seen whether I can get the same results in veteran.
I set my tailenders up as follows: zero for all batting attributes incuding BF/FF, anticipation @ minimum, strength minimum +2 increments for aggressive and brute, minimum for all other batsman types.
