Cricket 2005
With TV style presentation, over 35 stadiums from all over the world and commentary from the legendary Richie Benaud this is the definitive interactive Cricket experience
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Cricket 2005 is an exciting cricket simulation game that allows you to play as a fully licensed English team against a variety of international opponents, including Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The game features stunning graphics and realistic gameplay, making it a must-play for any cricket fan.
One of the standout features of Cricket 2005 is its brand new createaplayer facility, which allows you to create your own custom player from scratch. You can choose their physical attributes, batting style, bowling style, and more, giving you complete control over your team's lineup.
In addition to the createaplayer feature, Cricket 2005 also includes commentary from legendary cricket commentator Richie Benaud, who provides insightful analysis and commentary throughout the game. The game also features over 1000 new motion captured animations, ensuring that every action on the pitch looks as realistic as possible.
Overall, Cricket 2005 is a fantastic cricket simulation game that offers hours of entertainment for fans of the sport. With its fully licensed teams, createaplayer feature, and stunning graphics, it's definitely worth checking out.
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