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Super International Cricket

Review

Choose from eight teams across multiple match formats, managing bowling deliveries and using Australian scoring.

Super International Cricket was developed by Beam Software and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was first released in Europe in 1994, making 1994 the earliest commercial release year for this exact game version on the SNES platform. The legacy year of 1995 is incorrect for the SNES version.


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About Super International Cricket

Super International Cricket is a video game sequel to International Cricket, originally released for the NES. It features eight national teams, though these are not officially licensed. The available squads represent Sri Lanka, Australia, England, South Africa, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, and the West Indies.

Players can engage in several match formats, including a Fast Match, a Test Match, a One Day Match, and a World Series. The bowling mechanics offer four distinct types of ball delivery. Scoring within the game follows the Australian method, and players can select from three different difficulty levels, providing a range from easy to challenging gameplay.

Super International Cricket Screenshots

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Title screen.
Options.
Choose your country.
Choose your team player.
New bowler.
Gameplay.