International Cricket Captain 2011 Demo

Being the manager of a famous sports club is always a lot of work, but it’s not all about coaching the players and coming up with strategies. In fact, the manager must also take care of other things as well, such as observing talented young players playing for other clubs, while also keeping an eye on the media and the team’s morale.

International Cricket Captain 2011 is part of the successful series that managed to gather a decent fan base over the years and provide the supporters with quality products ever since. This time, the developers have included a variety of useful elements and fixed the mistakes that were present in the previous release, in order to make the experience as fun and stress-free as possible.

Just like until now, you can choose to play in a variety of different ways, depending on your preferences and the length of the session you want to undertake. Hence, whether you intend on putting some serious time and effort into the team, you can simulate an entire manager career in Australia, England and various other countries in the world. On the other hand, it is also possible to play a ‘one day World Cup’, which allows you to quickly put your short-term strategies into practice.

As previously mentioned, the strategies are but some of your many responsibilities, since you must take care of a great deal of other things as well. Transfers are crucial on the long run, since some of your players might get too old to be efficient out on the pitch and you may need to bring in some fresh blood to take over. Hidden talent is always good to find, because such players can seriously boost your entire team’s morale.

To keep up with the times, the game features updated databases when it comes to all the included teams and players, complete with staff members and a lot of other information that might come in handy. While the English and the Australian domestic cups are evidently the most well-researched and populated, other leagues and cups are available as well, albeit less detailed and prone to missing stuff.

In the end, if cricket is one of your passions and you’ve always been wondering if you could do a better job at the helm of a professional team, then International Cricket Captain 2011 is definitely the answer to your questions. Moreover, the interface is intuitive and you can quickly get the hang of it even if you’ve never played before.