You know what bothers me...

Hooper

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...When your batsman are set, playing well, doing great... Then its the end of the session/day and you come back out to bat and they get out straight away...

It happens far to often, ffs, when a batsmans set, hes set for more then one session! I like how they've implemented it into the engine, but as frequent as a Phil Hughes 100 (and we know how fast that it).
 
yeah this does actually happen quite a lot. It was something i noticed in 08, i haven't played 09 as much to really notice it though.
it happened to me more at the beginning of a new day than at a session, i would have a guy on like a 100 and he would get out 1st/2nd over.
 
A batsman have to re-build an innings after each day. It's only slightly reduced (confidence) after tea, a bit more so after lunch. It reflects real life. You should be changing the aggression of the batsman to reflect their own confidence/situation.
 
I always change them back to 2 bars after a session - it don't matter, they still get out 9/10 times.
 
It's not getting out at the start of a session that bothers me, it's the amount of times players get out at the end of a session, and most of the time in the last few overs of the day. Bloody annoying!
 
It's not getting out at the start of a session that bothers me, it's the amount of times players get out at the end of a session, and most of the time in the last few overs of the day. Bloody annoying!

Tell me about it
 
I always change them back to 2 bars after a session - it don't matter, they still get out 9/10 times.
You dont have to change it back to 2 bars after every session. If you ended the session on 3 bars, resume the next session on 2 bars. If you end a session on more than 5 bars, come down to 3 bars. Experiment a bit with various settings over a set no.of games or seasons to see if the trick works. Not just this trick, any trick in the game.
 
Same thing just happened to Cardew. Batted out the first day finishing on 113* off 306 balls and goes 4th ball of day 2.
 
Now you've noticed it, it will happen all the time...
 
Batsman should start on like 3 or 4 bars(in confidence) because they batted the last night and have a feel of the wicket.
 
I always move my batsmen down a bar whenever the session ends - or is in the last few overs. If it is a new day, I start my batsmen on one bar unless we are needing quick runs.
 

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