Well these are the features for Cricket Master 2005 (July release):
-Play a single match, series or a career with every national and domestic team in the world, including associate nations.
Career Mode Features:
-View the upcoming match schedule for your 1st XI, 2nd XI, U19s and National Teams.
-Have a look at the previous results from matches that you and your rival teams have played. Have a look at the tables.
-Manage your squads. Look at your players and their batting, bowling and fielding ratings. As well as their form and morale. Also toggle if they are in the 1st or 2nd XI.
-Train your players individually or as a whole. Your training efficiency is based on the quality of your coaches.
-Manage your staff. Hire, fire and promote staff. Increase and decrease their contracts and salaries and watch their ratings move up and down.
-Change your ticket prices, mechandise costs, food/drink costs and sponsorshipship for your team. Look at your stadium average attendance, income and rating. Check how many members you have.
Your team may have a secondary stadium as well.
-Pick up players from the academy and the free agent list. You may also trade players.
-Manage your income including sponsorship, membership, attendance, merchandise and donations income. Expenses can include staff/player payments, ground fee, maintainance, facilities and bank loans. There is a debt relief option.
-Browse your player profiles. Check their batting and bowling type, their ratings, debut, contract, salary, statistics and achievements.
-Staff profiles include their career portfolio, ratings, debut, efficiency, achievements, salary and contract.
-Have a look at statistics and news from all around the world. Coach messages appear in your inbox.
-Records will appear on a special page.
-When your start a match you can view the match details and conditions. You can select your squad and lineup. Change your tactics etc.
-The final match scorecard will appear before your eyes and you can save it and a text or html document if you wish.
-The career is autosaving but you may wish to save it in another directory.
-Change the game settings to suit your needs including difficulty, graphics, resolution, audio playlist, font, database format, database location and scorecard exporting.
-Edit the game's database to suit your needs. Create and edit players, teams and stadiums etc. You may edit schedules and other things.
-Have a look at the official credits.
-View the manual and the website.
There isn't any advanced features such as commentary, 3D gfx etc.
I am planning Online Play for Cricket Master 2006 though.
