Obviously this is completly unrealistic as Atherton has serious back trouble and Smith generally goes for about 10 an over. 120 overs as the former gives the bowling team less bonus points. A bench mark is to have 150 off 50 overs if you are slightly behind don't worry, if you miles behind up the aggression rating to 3, otherwise aggression settings of 1 and 2 should be used throught. Agression settings of 5 or 6 may be useful if you are 7 wickets down for less than a 100 and you're trying to take the fight to the bowlers. In One Day Matches and run chases an aggression setting of between 3 and 6 should be sufficent depending on what the target is.
Lower targets are easier and require less aggression.
The target is to have no more than 77 runs to win off the last 10 overs with no more than 5 wickets down and 2 well set batsmen. In one day's ensure that you play ball by ball when the situation becomes tight, it is a nightmare when someone like Neil Fairbrother manages to hit 22 off the penultimate over. There was only one or two wickets left. In some versions there is a small bug in the system, in the years 2000 and 2008 or 2010, a wicket keeper will appear in new players, not a wicket keeper batsman but just a keeper, ensure you pick him, he is impossible to get against any bowler or any form of bowling - run out or retired hurt is the only way to dismiss this player. Tips supplied by Rodney.