Single and multi player are good but still not upto the mark like FIFA. Moreover, online gameplay is a disaster and keep disconnecting

At first it is hard but after a little while it is easy to play and gets more fun also

a very good game I have nothing wrong with it bought it for my 11 year old son and he loved it apart from the fact that he thinks there should be reviews in the game but it is still a very good game

If you buy this game look in the South African team for Mclovin made me giggle like a school girl. I Think it is supposed to be all rounder Ryan Mclaren not 100% but carnt see who else it could be as the players names are only licended for England and Austrila.

Bought this for my sons 10th birthday. He is a big cricket game and has the old Brian Lara one. He is very happy with it and him and his friends enjoy the matches that they can play. Very good price and a lot cheaper then some of the big named shops.

UK REVIEW--There are few sports that polarise opinion in quite the manner cricket does, and it is likely to be the same for International Cricket 2010. It provides a faithful and nuanced translation of the game to consoles, with satisfaction to be found picking the perfect spot to cream a ball for...

Nuanced batting and bowling control

Truly dire commentary; Poor and sometimes buggy graphics; Incomplete squads

There's only one sport making headlines at the moment. Eleven men taking on eleven men on a beautiful green pitch, with a ball playing a major part in proceedings. This isn't a video game based on that sport.

Howzat!!! Not good is the answer.

Cricket – the gentleman's sport. Strawberries and cream, Pimms on ice, sun lotion generously applied to the entire body. A game which is based around precision and skill of placing the ball in just the right place at the correct angle, or smacking a ball with a piece of wood with the gentlest tap or...

builds on these solid foundations with a new and more involving over-the-shoulder view of the action. Batting and bowling disciplines are recreated with faithful care to really immerse the player in carving out a big innings or wearing down a batting attack.