RSC Test Cricket as its name suggests simulates Test Cricket. When you first start RSC Test Cricket you can select the sides to play. There are 30 squads to choose from. These squads are test teams for a particular series e.g. England 1985 (vs Aus). The ratings applied to the players are the averages for […]
Jeff & Paul’s Cricket 2 is a shareware program for DOS. It is written in Turbo Pascal and strangely for a shareware game full source code is included (although it is not easy to fathom out what the code does as it is not very structured or formatted).
Internet Test Cricket is a very accurate statistical based Cricket Test Match computer game for Windows. It is the first cricket game to support online play over the Internet. It is based upon the successful International Test Cricket game.
Howzat?! Test Cricket Manager is a shareware game by EMK software for Windows (not sure what versions but I believe it will support 3.1/95/98 and maybe NT). Considering the game is being marketed as shareware there is no ordering details or price any where in the program and there is no accompanying documentation.
Deep Fine Leg is based on a game John wrote for the Amstrad CPC 10 years ago which in turn is based upon a dice game he devised. At this stage it is definitely a work in progress. Currently there are no bowling figures, no extras and no strategy or skill in the game.
Cricket Manager is a cricket management computer game and is similar in many respects to International Test Cricket.
Clash of the Titans is a text based cricket game that has been written for the Micosoft Access platform. Now some of the debates that have captured the imaginations of cricket lovers down the generations can be answered as the great teams of the past face off. How would Don Bradman have handled the great […]
Calypso Cricket 98 is a shareware program for Windows 95 and is a fairly unique style program and once you get used to it is quite addictive. The author Mike Summers has designed the game as a simulation of batting. This is fine with me as I always prefer batting in games like EA Cricket […]
World Cup Cricket (not to be confused with World Cup Cricket – a different game with the same name) is now a Freeware (originally released as Shareware) cricket game for DOS by Mark Carter.
WinCricket is a freeware program for Windows 95/98/NT written by Makarand Gadre. It is the follow up program to Cricket Simulator. This is a work in progress. The latest version of WinCricket was released March 2000.