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Cricket 07 is a cricket simulation computer game from EA Sports and developed by HB Studios. It is available for Windows and PlayStation 2.
The game was released in the UK on 24 November 2006 and in Australia on 14 November 2006. The cover of Cricket 07 features England and Lancashire cricketer Andrew Flintoff, and the Australian release cover pictures the Ashes urn with the Australian and English flags behind it.
Contents [hide]
1 Gameplay options
1.1 Game modes
1.1.1 International
1.1.2 Australian State
1.1.3 English County
1.2 The Ashes
1.2.1 Ashes 2005 scenarios
1.2.2 2005 npower Ashes series
1.2.3 2006-07 3 Mobile Ashes Series
2 Features
3 International Teams
4 Licensing
5 References
6 External links
Gameplay options[edit]
In-game screenshot of Cricket 07, showing a ODI match between Australia (in green) and Namibia (in blue)
Cricket 07 features a number of game types, including limited overs matches (50, 20, 10 or 5 overs), 4-day first-class matches and full-length test matches.You may select different pitches and different weather conditions in different venues.[1] Several international venues are available, including the Eden Gardens in India or Lord's in England. The venues vary in conditions and pitch type, and these can be changed by the player. We can't do spot fixing in any modes
Game modes[edit]
The game gives players the option of entering different international and national contests, including full seasons and tournaments.But no Home Team tours available except Australia and England in Ashes.
International[edit]
World Championship: Control up to 16 international teams playing Limited Overs cricket for the World Cup trophy.
World Series: Control three to five teams playing in a day/night tournament in venues around Australia.
Knockout Cup: Control eight teams playing in a limited over tournament to win the trophy.
Test Series: Choose two teams to contest a series of one to six Test matches.
Tour: Select a team and engage in a series of Tour, One Day, and Test matches with the host nation's teams. The tours are-
Long Australia Tour
Long England Tour
Short Australia Tour
Short England Tour
Sub-Continent Tour
Caribbean Tour
South African Tour
New Zealand and Zimbabwe Tour
One-Day Circuit Tour
Australian State[edit]
State Season: The six state sides compete over an entire season.
Pura Cup: Australia's four-day, two-innings tournament.
One Day Domestic Series: Australia's 50-over One Day competition.
KFC Twenty20 Big Bash: Australia's Twenty20 competition, where teams are divided into two pools of three.
English County[edit]
County Season: The 18 county teams play a full season of first-class cricket featuring all four competitions.
Liverpool Victoria County Championship: England's four-day, two-innings, divisional tournament.
NatWest Pro40: England's 40-over, One Day tournament between two divisions.
C&G Trophy: A Limited Overs tournament with the winners of the North and South divisions playing for the trophy.
Twenty20 Cup: England's Twenty20 competition.
The Ashes[edit]
Players can compete for The Ashes between England and Australia. The following options are available:
Ashes 2005 scenarios[edit]
Players choose a team and play out scenarios from the 2005 Ashes series. On completing challenges, players are able to watch highlights videos in the Extras section.
2005 npower Ashes series[edit]
Players choose either England or Australia and take them through all the warm up matches, ODIs and Test matches in the 2005 Ashes series.This is created as a balance in the form of an England-hosted tournament.
2006-07 3 Mobile Ashes Series[edit]
Players choose either England or Australia and take them through all the warm up matches, ODIs and Test matches in the 2006-07 Ashes series. This is created as a balance in the form of an Australia-hosted tournament.
Features[edit]
The best feature of Cricket 07 was improved player control and easy stroke play. Introduction of Ashes section was also an attractive feature. There was also an addition in commentary department as Mark Nicholas had joined Richie Benaud.
Despite of very easy gameplay, certain flaws were quite predictable. Play exhibited by PC was so lethargic that even if the PC needed 20 runs of 4 balls, it would exhibit a defensive play which was frustrating for the controller.
Some flaws in the gameplay include:
Decisions of Umpire are horrific particularly the wide balls and the lbw decisions.
Fast bowlers like Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar can consistently bowl at 160 km/hr.
Controller can run even after ball hits the stumps (in an unsuccessful runout attempt) and the extra run taken is counted.
When the ball hits the pads of batsman, falls in front of the wickets and batsman attempts a run; wicketkeeper doesn't move, rather a fielder from short thirdman comes to pick the ball. In the means time run is successfully completed.
International Teams[edit]
Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Namibia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
Sri Lanka
South Africa
United States
West Indies
Zimbabwe
Licensing[edit]
EA Sports lost the licensing for most of the teams for Cricket 07. Only Australia, England, South Africa and New Zealand licensed player names and kits. All other team names are generic, however can be edited in the Team Management option or with a roster.
