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lets get that proverbial ball rolling... editor? art money?

Is this possible? Can the same methods from 2009 be used with 2010?

I am playing a county season with Surrey. For some reason the season has skipped the Twenty20 competition. I know that it has skipped it because the date is now July 8th, and the first Twenty20 group match was on Jun 22 according to the in-game fixture list. Please, how can I fix this? Thanks.

Is there anyway I can save the statistics in the profile? I created a player, but when I exit the game and then load it up again, the statistics all read 0 even though I have saved my game.

I downloaded dazza1974's npower pitch ad and stumps, I placed the files in the main cricket2005 directory. Only the stumps appeared in-game. No readme file came with the download, please help. :) Thanks in advance.

I haven't finished my season yet, but I have a couple of questions about what happens at the end of it. -After you have finished the first, do you continue into season two with the relegation and promotion (from season 1)? -At the end of the season can you purchase/sell players?

What make/model of cricket bat do you reccomend purchasing. A store near me has upto 50% discounts on all bats. From your experience, of course.

Hello can somebody please send me the original EXE file, I corrupted mine. It will save me re-installing the entire game. Please send to [email protected], thanks!

When I first started playing this game, I completed a season on easy level to see how hard the game was. As you know at the end of the season you can purchase new players and renew existing player contracts. Strangely there was only 12 or 13 domestic players available to purchase (I didn't renew...

Is there anyway I can edit the roster of the game, to make some changes to make the game more realistic?

I would like to edit parts of this game (example create new bats etc), but I need some help. I have download EA Graphics Editor and opened up data_pc.gob (which has the majority of the game data, am I correct?), how can I find out what line has what data stored in it? Normally I would use...