Cricket Captain 2016 isn’t flashy and it isn’t the prettiest girl at the ball, but it is practical and in a managerial game that’s really all you can ask for. In 2016 we all see a sports game and expect it to have the budget of a FIFA or a Madden title and that’s simply unrealistic.
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The menus can feel a little clumsy at times, but all-in-all the gameplay flows well and figuring out which combination of settings to use and how to use your players soon takes on its own form of exhilaration. You might think this sounds a bit boring, not seeing any actual footage of the game but again, that’s not what this game is about. We found ourselves turning it all off after a few hours, particularly when you start a five-day Test match. The game will show highlights when something interesting happens as you cycle through the overs and you can specify which events trigger footage. Control of the game is mainly made through a screen-wide interface and you won’t be seeing much of the actual action. From there, it’s on to the pitch for a spot of cricket.
Once you’ve confirmed your roster you can set a training regime, either improving in-form players or helping the stragglers keep up in case of injury to your first team. You’ll soon figure out ways of luring the big name players to your team, but money management is key as the game and contracts can span long periods of time. Operate within your budget to get the best squad you can. You can terminate contracts, make offers, and extend contracts to players from all across the globe, and they’ll negotiate back at you. It can seem complicated on the face of it but if this is something that piques your interest, watching just a handful of cricket games should give you the information you need to at least make a start as a cricket manager. It’s best to go into this game with at least a bit of cricket knowledge. From gameday specifics like how and when to use bowlers and batsmen, how and where they bowl, how aggressive or defensive they should play, and so much more of the day-to-day preparation behind the scenes, there is always something to do in Cricket Captain 2016. This game is all about the behind the scenes action and don’t be fooled, there’s plenty of it.Ĭheck out our BeamNG.Drive early access review!īeginning by taking charge of a domestic team ( which you can now do in both New Zealand and South Africa thanks to roster and kit upgrades) you control the entire management of the team. If you’re looking for the exhilaration of smashing ball after ball into the crowd or bowling bouncers at unsuspecting batsmen from the player’s perspective, you should probably stop reading here.
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South Africa’s next test series is at home to New Zealand in August.In Cricket Captain 2016 you assume the role of the manager of your local cricket team. Temba Bavuma, Farhaan Behardien and Rilee Rossouw were all awarded one-year national contracts for the first time.
The others were batsmen Amla, JP Duminy and Faf du Plessis, and bowlers Morne Morkel, Dale Steyn and Vernon Philander. He was one of seven players handed two-year contracts on Friday following a board meeting of CSA. There is plenty of hard work ahead of us we are rebuilding and have a long way to go to being a finished product as a squad.”ĭe Villiers had expressed doubts about his test future during the England series, refusing to commit himself to the team beyond this month. “I believe we are witnessing the emergence of another great team. “I thoroughly enjoyed captaining in the last two tests against England and although I still have a lot to learn in this role it's a new challenge that I'm excited to take on. “I am honoured to have been asked to captain the test team into a new era,” the 31-year-old said in a CSA statement. De Villiers, also captain of the one-day international side who take on England in a five-match series starting on Wednesday, believes his team can regain their number one test status after losing the test series against England 2-1.
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