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This game is a very good button masher but a not a good statistical simulator. I'm sticking with International Test Cricket by Dan Thomas. BTW ITC is reaching 20 years of release and support soon. Although if DBC14 had a paypal donation link I'd give 'em $20 to keep up the good work.

Near perfect ? lol no version of the ICC series has a near perfect match engine. See this thread : Major issues of new version - Childish Things Forums

See PM Rufus.

Anybody tried this ? :wave

After 15 years, ITC is still a more realistic simulator than ICC. :spy

Search the forum or use google. The answer can be found easily.

Is it me or do the teams that win the toss always choose to bat first ? Also, sometimes the fall of the wickets are not displayed properly. For example, take this sequence of wickets falling: a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k. Where a,b,c,...,k are the names of the batsmen. They will be displayed as...

Hi. Guys. You wanted one ball. Here's four. Now where's my money?

Kenya in 2003 world cup.

Bradman :)

Neva mind. :)

There was no second edition mate. Get an original cd. Then we might help you. :laugh

I don't remember playing any quadrangular tournaments ever in the ICC series.

These same problems are in the ICC series. I've bowled teams out for less than fifty runs many times and have scored 400+ runs many times in ODIs. In ICC2002 I could score 300+ runs batting first almost every time. Pretty unrealistic if you ask me. EDIT: I can get like eight wickets in a row...

Should I get this or should I stick with Shane Warne Cricket '97 ? :(

Fu<k the IPL. :D

Atleast he is better than Mark Taylor.

Meh. If they played test cricket here, they'd have no problem in the summer. Six months of only light. But in the winter, six months of only darkness. If you can handle the cold that is. :D

Dickie Bird Dickie Bird Dickie Bird Dickie Bird Dickie Bird. :happy