tutsipoppy2
International Coach
ashwinkm said:well we have a problem here.... The CPU plays waaaaay too slow .SA are now 97/4 chasing 239 in the 4th innings from .... 58 overs!!!!!!! Thats less than 2 runs per over. Even folks like Kallis at full confidence and having faced nearly 112 balls play quite slowly .It is very very tough to get them out as in 58 overs I have only taken 4 wickets. I got two edges initiially with the new ball.Then Kallis and Smith dug in and put on 74 runs in abour 240 balls. After a long , boring partnership Kallis finally tried to play a cover drive uppishly and was caught. The next over Smith tried the same shot and got out. Now the next two batsman have scored 3 runs in 90 balls. Tutsi I like the fact that it is harder to get the batsman out but it becomes really boring if they dont try to score at all.I dont understand how Pollock was playing so well in the first innings though?? It would be nice if the batsmen start playing shots a little earlier and play to their attributes, ie Kallis shouldnt play like Dravid or Martyn
hi....well i understand ur problem....but the fact that the pacing files for cricket 2004 are NOT AT ALL complicated, this makes it difficult to set the correct aggressiveness for the batsman. the thing is that we can only set the average aggressiveness for the batsman. as there is no pacing files for test like we have for ODI. we can not set as to how a batsman should play under different situations. many times batsman do play sensibly and play according to the situation. but i'm afraid sometimes they do play stupidly.
hmm....u can look at it this way....Maybe SAF are trying to save the test match instead of winning it. We know that if they play well they can win but maybe Cricket 2004's AI have set the CPU's mind to save the test instead of trying to win it.