Bowling is also getting an update, with a much improved set of delivery types at the disposal of each bowler, as well as improvements in the way the ball swings in the air and reacts to the pitch.

New shots will include subtle edges, sweepshots, plus the ability to charge down the wicket to smash the ball away for six. The easy ‘pick up and play’ style gameplay will remain, but now with more depth for those that want more options when out on the wicket. You’ll also get a fully licensed ICC Champions’ Trophy competition, as well as exhibition matches for One Day Games, Test Matches, and the non-stop action of 20 over matches.īrian Lara 2007 will also feature online play in the PC and Xbox 360 versions, adding a whole new competitive element to multiplayer gaming – an area which has always been a strong point for the series.

The game will also feature a dedicated ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 mode, with all the teams, stadia, kits and equipment from the tournament. The game has secured the official ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 license so expect to see real life players such as Andrew Flintoff, Ricky Ponting, Muttiah Muralitharan and Brian Lara. Launching to coincide with the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, Brian Lara 2007 promises to expand on the success of the 2005 smash hit, and for the first time will be appearing on next-gen hardware in the form of the Xbox 360.

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