Recent Tests

2004 India v. 2004 Pakistan at Iqbal Stadium Faisalabad, Punjab 2004 India wins by 1 wickets Scorecard 2009 West Indies v. 2009 Pakistan at National Stadium Karachi, Sindh Draw Scorecard 1993 South Africa v. 1993 Australia at Western Australian Cricket Association Ground (The WACA) Perth, Western Australia 1993 South Africa wins by 4 wickets Scorecard 2009 New Zealand v. 2009 Australia at Seddon Park Hamilton, Waikato 2009 New Zealand wins by 6 wickets Scorecard 1993 South Africa v. 1993 Australia at Brisbane Cricket Ground (The Gabba) Brisbane, Queensland 1993 South Africa wins by 182 runs. Scorecard 2005 India v. 2005 Pakistan at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium (Mohali) Mohali, Punjab 2005 India wins by 5 wickets Scorecard 1993 South Africa v. 1993 Australia at Adelaide Oval Adelaide, South Australia Draw Scorecard 1993 Australia v. 1993 South Africa at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) Sydney, New South Wales 1993 Australia wins by 8 wickets Scorecard 2000 Pakistan v. 2000 India at Green Park Stadium Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh Draw Scorecard 2009 Sri Lanka v. 2009 New Zealand at Basin Reserve (The Basin) Wellington 2009 Sri Lanka wins by 1 wickets Scorecard 2009 India v. 2009 Pakistan at Peshawar Club Ground Peshawar, North West Frontier Province Draw Scorecard 2002 Australia v. 2002 Pakistan at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Melbourne, Victoria 2002 Australia wins by 2 wickets Scorecard 2009 Pakistan v. 2009 India at Gaddafi Stadium (Lahore Stadium) Lahore, Punjab 2009 Pakistan wins by 2 wickets Scorecard 2009 India v. 2009 South Africa at Eden Gardens Kolkata, West Bengal 2009 India wins by an Innings and 3 runs Scorecard 2009 Australia v. 2009 England at County Ground (Riverside) Chester-le-Street, County Durham Draw Scorecard
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In the summer of 1993 I visited London for my brother's wedding. While I was there the sports sections of the British papers were full of stories on an oddly named sporting event called "The Ashes". All I knew about cricket at the time was that Brits played it instead of baseball. When I got back to the States, I started reading everything I could find on cricket and eventually developed a cricket shareware game called RSC Test Cricket. Thousands of copies were downloaded - and a few people even paid the $5 registration fee. Today I'm still writing sports simulation games but now they are are browser-based. You can find my basketball, volleyball, horse racing, football and golf games at b1231.com. With the start of the 2009 Ashes, I was inspired to bring RSC Test Cricket to the web. This is a much more robust version than my shareware program. All players are represented using their real-life Test statistics. Bowling styles and strategies are factored in. I'm gradually loading up real-life bowling styles but you can assign styles for the players I haven't gotten to yet. Hopefully you will find the gameplay self-explanatory. Like most programmers, I'm not much into documentaion. This is still a game in process. As statistics accumulate, I will fine tune the formulas to make the scoring as realistic as possible. I'm interested in all feedback. Please email me at bfreedman@conodoguinet.com. Game design and programming is original copyright Brett Freedman 2009. Cricinfo was used as a resource for statistics and commentary.