Ashes Cricket

This is easier to do in the Men's Ashes series, as you can only win a test match by an innings and there are five attempts to do so. Playing on Rookie difficulty and with Easy Batting, Bowling and Fielding selected will help greatly. There are two ways of doing this, the easiest way is to attempt it when batting first by winning the toss and selecting to bat. From here, go on to get a huge score. Anything in the region of 700-800 runs should suffice. Take your time, play your shots and go for big hits on poor balls. Now you need to bowl the opposition out for as fewer runs as possible, ideally, in the region of 200 - 330 runs. As long as the total is 200 less than your score, you will be asked to enforce the follow on, which means the opposition will have to bat again to try and get to your score. Simply bowl them all out again before they reach your score to win the match by an innings (without having to bat again yourself). The alternative route is if the opposition bat first, get them out for a low score then get a big score in your first batting attempt, hoping they don’t reach the score with their second batting attempt.