Cricket Captain 2008
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Cricket Captain 2008

Become the manager of a cricket team
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International Cricket Captain 2008 is a cricket management game. The game allows you to control nearly everything you can control regarding the great game of cricket. I remember having a little cricket set when I was younger. Although not the most thrilling of sports, it is certainly fun and challenging. The game also is. You get to manage both national and international cricket teams until you reach glory. The game features 3000 professional players and all their stats. So if you have a favorite player, you can expect him to be there. The rosters and schedules are updated for the year 2008. You can manage almost anything about your team. You can sell tickets for your games, in order to make money. You can now try young players out in your first team. You can train your players so that they become stars of the great game of cricket. All the players of the last 100 years have been given realistic visuals, so that you can identify them. The game engine has been redesigned to take advantage of the latest improvements in the field.

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Pros

  • Lots of players
  • Easy to play

Cons

  • A rather unpopular sport

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rating ajay singh
That's what I call a nice cricket game.

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I think it's an amazing game.

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This game has to be improved very much.

It must have team talks after every session;
animated players during drinks,lunch,tea;
opposite team's instructions;
many more challenges;
unlocking of rewards by playing different matches;
buying of new jersey for the team;
creating a player of our own choice;
player's dressing room;
stats of umpires;
applause and interview of the Man Of The Match and Man Of The Series;
stats of each and every player while scoring a half century or a century,.etc.

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