D, as it allows you to really fine- tune your game and vary both your strokes and your bowls. You'll soon come to realize though, that this is probably the most appealing thing about Cricket. At first you get a bit frustrated by the complexity of the meter- based bowling system and the range of shots that are available to you in batting mode. D very detailed, making this a real game of skill. I particularly like the Australian commentator, although he's not used nearly enough. The sound effects are nice though - from the satisfying crack of a ball striking willow to the roar that goes up when you hit a six. D graphics are a bit ragged and the animation is slow. Games are limited to just two overs (a series of six bowls, for those new to the game), and the object is to score more runs than your opponent. D allows you to stage a cricket match on your Java- enabled phone.
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