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I'm a bit out of the loop, so I may have missed this - is it still impossible to effect run outs at the non-striker's end? It was really annoying seeing batsmen tap the ball to mid on and mid off and stroll through for a single, purely because the fielders would always throw the ball to the keeper's end, never the bowler's stumps.
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YES, THIS FEATURE IS MISSING n it is not hard to correct this ..Originally posted by Machinax View PostI'm a bit out of the loop, so I may have missed this - is it still impossible to effect run outs at the non-striker's end? It was really annoying seeing batsmen tap the ball to mid on and mid off and stroll through for a single, purely because the fielders would always throw the ball to the keeper's end, never the bowler's stumps.
otherwise mid on/off fielders have to be really short to save 1s
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This would be good, although the actual tournament isn't 100% going ahead at this stage, with the ICC finding difficulties in persuading broadcasters to accept the tournament.Originally posted by satya9889 View PostPLEASE INCLUDE ICC TEST WORLD CUP 2017 and more multinational series in ICC 2013....
It's something that can definitely be done in the coming releases I think, once it is 100% going ahead.
As for multinational series, what do you mean by that? Tri-nation series? We don't see too many of them anymore, given how tight schedules are per country.The Cult Of Personality
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I think it's because the umpire model never moves from his position. In reality, of course, the umpire would move side-on to see the crease, the stumps and the batsman. In ICC, however, the umpire (model) stays where he is, so throws are always returned to the wicketkeeper.Originally posted by satya9889 View PostYES, THIS FEATURE IS MISSING n it is not hard to correct this ..
otherwise mid on/off fielders have to be really short to save 1s
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