Manager Super Overs and Retirement Fixes
In Cricket Manager a tied ODI or T20I now goes to a Super Over you pick for, and another if it ends level, until one side leads.
Detailed Patch Notes
4 itemsCricket Manager: a tied ODI is no longer left as a tie. When you play it, you pick three batters and a bowler for the Super Over, and you pick again after every level round until there is a winner. T20Is already worked this way.
Cricket Manager: ties in group and bilateral ODIs now go to a Super Over too, not only in semi-finals and finals. Instant and Manage results settle it the same way.
Cricket Manager: any player who had ever been injured never retired, because the old injury still counted against him at the turn of the season. Virat Kohli played on indefinitely while younger players such as Shubman Gill were asked to retire first. Everyone now retires on the same age curve, and the Squad screen no longer marks a once-injured player as out of the picture.
Cricket Manager: a player the data marks as out of the picture in a format (Steve Smith in T20Is) could be added to the squad but never made your XI. Your own nation can now pick him; a declared retirement still rules a player out.