The Greatest Player Ever!!!

[Yorks]

He had a season like that for me but at the end of the season got injured and retired at only the age of 29! i suppose its the way to go though

as an aside not, when a player breaks a bone at the end of the season, does this mean that they automatically retire? as this has happened twice to me now with fairly young players

[Scritty]

He had a season like that for me but at the end of the season got injured and retired at only the age of 29! i suppose its the way to go though

as an aside not, when a player breaks a bone at the end of the season, does this mean that they automatically retire? as this has happened twice to me now with fairly young players

I don't think they should (at least not automatically anyway). It's a glitch. He doesn't go into the "pool" for re-contracting, therefore he doesn't get a contract, and is lost.

However this DOES happen now and again in real life.

For my beloved Worcestershire we have lost Reuben Spiring, Ricardo Elcocks and a few others due to muscle/bone issues closed season - all well before age 30 (Simon Jones - I know he re-signed for Hampshire, but he hasn't played for almost 2 years, I in all probability won't again)

So correcting the automatic resignation due to any injury is great, adding a more subtle system where some players ARE lost (as happens all the time) is something else.

Paul

[LukeH]

He had a season like that for me but at the end of the season got injured and retired at only the age of 29! i suppose its the way to go though

as an aside not, when a player breaks a bone at the end of the season, does this mean that they automatically retire? as this has happened twice to me now with fairly young players

Yeh Wainwright I trained at surrey for years

He was an opener in T20, one season his S/R was 160+

Economy in T20 was 4.8!!!!!! No lies

He retired at 31

[danish iz best]

he is the best batsman