This is not exactly the 14th entry in the Don Bradman Cricket series. In fact it is not even close to being that. It was released in 2014, the year before the ICC One Day World Cup, which was a shame, but the quality of the game has done wonders to maintain decent sales figures. Also the less we talk about the 2015 World Cup the better for us English cricket fans eh? Anyway; the game, made in Australia, launched last year to some decent reviews and sales.
The game featured a revolutionary control scheme to aid players who truly understand the game. Both for bowling and batting the game supports all levels of players, the highest difficulty truly testing even the most hardened cricket fan. The game might not feature a fully recognisable roster, but a quick download fills every team with their actual players for those people who need that sort of thing. The game truly feels like a cricket game for cricket fans.