Played for quite a few versions and once I hit a formula have found T20 matches fairly straight forward, though once you get to the knock-out stages anything can happen.
I only bat first if the pitch is dead flat, otherwise always choose to bowl first.
I pitch the ball outside off on a good length and 2 bar aggression. I set a pitch stacked on the off side with, for the fast bowlers, just a silly short leg, mid-on and deep backward square leg. I put men in at a kind of 1 1/2 slip and a short point. The last season I played I bowled the opposion out for less than 100 4 times, between 100-130 7 times, 130-140 4 times, 156 and 178 were the higgest scores. I lost 3 matches, but not the I conceded 15+.
I bat, as advised with 2 bars below max unless we need to kick on or the pitch is dead flat. It is hard to gauge what averge max score is because I am usually chasing a total, but it is almost always 140-160, around 200 if the pitch is dead but suddenly getting all out for 46 isn't unheard of too!
This doesn't work with all batsmen or bowlers, so I tend to just pick those it does work with.
It is always worth rembering conditions too, a pitch doing a bit for the quick bowers with overcast conditions and a good medium pace bowler for example can keep the run rate very low.
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Originally posted by Jamesy1984 View Post
I’ve got some one day fields to put more men on the boundary but I have no proof that it’s any more successful than using the default fields
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Originally posted by jazzyfizzle0 View PostHas anyone had any luck with custom field settings since they changed the match engine in CC2018?
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Has anyone had any luck with custom field settings since they changed the match engine in CC2018?
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Originally posted by FineLegatron View PostYeah, sometimes it can be a lottery. When it happens constantly though I feel your pain.
I heard wickets in hand was key, always, to shorter formats?
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Yeah, sometimes it can be a lottery. When it happens constantly though I feel your pain.
I heard wickets in hand was key, always, to shorter formats?
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Originally posted by Dhruv View Post
Keep aggression bar 2 below the max level till a batsman scores 35-40 runs, then you can increase the aggression by 1 bar , and go max if he is well set till the last overs
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Originally posted by bobbyb View PostGave it another try but I just can't play t20 on this game. Too many inexplicable maiden overs when you're batting and the AI seemingly playing a different game when they are. There's nine batting aggression bars - is there any use at all for about seven of them? Surprised this isn't raised more as an issue as I had these problems with the game 3-4 years ago.
Bowling - in powerplay keep 1 bar only in aggression, then decrease it after powerplay to 0(very defensive)
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Originally posted by Lynx54321 View PostI'm having a mare with the 50 over game but t20s have been ok. Any tips for bowling in the one day games?
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I'm having a mare with the 50 over game but t20s have been ok. Any tips for bowling in the one day games?
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Gave it another try but I just can't play t20 on this game. Too many inexplicable maiden overs when you're batting and the AI seemingly playing a different game when they are. There's nine batting aggression bars - is there any use at all for about seven of them? Surprised this isn't raised more as an issue as I had these problems with the game 3-4 years ago.
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I think this is a good post and I tend to agree.
There is definitely a lack of control over batting especially in regards to other formats. Full aggression is just an out button unless you get lucky so I find I'm just going two from the top then one from the top once settled or in the last few overs depending on remaining wickets with very little variation. Sometimes I score 200+, sometimes I score 115.
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I think luck/chance/randomness have a bigger influence in the very short formats of the game, but this is also true in real life. If you battle it out for five days, it's just more likely that the luck will even out. 20 overs or 100 balls is so short that a few pieces of luck can significantly influence the outcome.
I mostly find the 20 over format fine. Occasionally, my opponents will have a bit of a collapse; occasionally I will (particularly against good bowlers with pitch/weather conditions that favour bowlers).
I find the T20 cup more difficult to win than the 4-day league, but I think all the AI teams do too (due to the greater randomness in this format).
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