hi all,
My questions is will individual players class, ability, strenghts etc be a factor.
what i mean is i think a confidence meter should not just climb as such as a batsmen progess, but move up and down according to situation. ie a batsmen maybe comfortable against spin but not pace. and even the bowler should have a confidence bar also and that moves up and down and when it is low ie up against the top order it seems more difficult to bowl a yorker than it does to a tail ender. these confidence meter should adjust to a fall of a wicket, a fielding teams risers everyones a lot more sharper in the field, this should occur for a batsmen that get run out his partner's confidence drops. i'm sure there are many other factors we could include so that human element is part of the game.
another thing a top order batsmen could identify what ball is bowled like a quick message that flashers up like if it's slow ball, or a flipper. but the lower and middle order batsmen don't get those messages. thus a tail ender scoring big is rare which would replicate the real world well.
thats what i mean by individaul factor, the problem with all pervious cricket games is it was based around a numbers system, not current and individual situation.