Overview and Gameplay
Eight international sides, full innings management, and multiple match formats shape Super International Cricket. Players choose squads, bat, bowl, field, appeal, and run between wickets in Fast Match, One-Day Match, Test Match, and World Series modes.
Each team has a larger squad than the final eleven, with player ability affecting batting, bowling, fielding, and running. Matches follow cricket scoring, with wickets, overs, catches, stumpings, run outs, and LBW decisions all part of play.
Controls And Mechanics
- A, B, X, and Y select batting strokes and bowling deliveries.
- Directions move players, aim bowling, select options, and control running between wickets.
- L adds loft while batting or slows deliveries while bowling.
- R adds power while batting or speeds up deliveries while bowling.
- Two-player matches allow competitive head-to-head cricket, while World Series can support a larger tournament setup.
Version Notes
This is the European PAL SNES release, published by Nintendo and developed by Beam Software. It follows Beam’s earlier NES game International Cricket.
Release And Credits
- Release year: 1994
- Developer: Beam Software
- Publisher: Nintendo / Nintendo of Europe
- Original platform: SNES
