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Brian Lara Cricket

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Released: 12th of May 1995
Series: Cricket [10 Games]
Series: Cricket [10 Games]
System: Sega Mega Drive
Media: Sega Mega Drive Cartridge
Also on: PSX Disc
Region:
Variant: Standard

Single Player: Yes
Competitive Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Competitive Offline Multiplayer: 2 - 4 Players
Co-operative Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Co-operative Offline Multiplayer: 2 - 4 Player Co-Op
Achievements: Not Available
Controller Support: Yes

Back of the Box:
Brian Lara wrote his name into the record books with a majestic innings of 375 for West Indies, the highest score ever in a test match. Just weeks later, he was again in record breaking form reaching a phenomenal 501 not out for Warwickshire, the greatest score achieved in first class cricket.

100s of fielding animations

Now it's your turn to compete against the world's top teams. Whether you play test matches or exciting one day internationals, you'll have full control over batting, bowling and fielding. Brian Lara Cricket is the most authentic simulation ever.

Totally authentic batting actions

1 - 4 player option
Real-time 3D perspective adjustment
Save your game using NVR battery back-up
Play 1 Day Internationals or Test Matches
Spin, swing and fast bowlers
Superb digitised sound effects
Manual and automatic fielding
3 different skill levels

Disclaimer: This information has been collated from: The original back of the box text, digital store descriptions, game site descriptions or publisher/developer descriptions. It may not be identical to the original back of the box (as it may be a different regions text) and sometimes there are both the back of the box and store descriptions included if the back of the box description was too short. Most have been re-transcribed from these sources, if there are errors it is usually because the exact original text has been copied word-for-word, including those errors. All information was correct at the time of collation but may or may not be updated after the initial posting.