Allan Border's Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Audiogenic/ MJ Mclean/H.E.S. PTY LTD Release Year: 1993 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Arnie Armchair's Howzat Cricket Game Released as Ian Botham's Test Match in Europe by Tynesoft Copyright/Publisher: Armchair Entertainment LTD Created By: John Mcphee Release Year: 1984 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Ashes Tour Released as Cricket 64 in 1986 by CRL Copyright/Publisher: Public Domain Programmed By: Ken Smith Release Year: 1993 Number Of Players: 2

Aussie Cricket Created By: Michael Kemp & David Wills Release Year: Unknown Number Of Players: 1

County Cricket Copyright/Publisher: D & H Games Programmed By: Chaz Chapman Release Year: 1989 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Colin Doughty Created By: Colin Doughty Release Year: 1983 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket Copyright/Publiser: Computer Gamer Programmed By: Andrew Clarke Release Year: 1986 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket 64 Copyright/Publisher: CRL Group PLC Created By: Ken Smith Release Year: 1984 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket Captain Copyright/Publisher: Hi-Tec Software/Pal Developments Coding By: Bald Rick Graphics By: Sammy Haemoglobin Release Year: 1990 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket Captain Copyright/Publisher: D&H Games Release Year: 1991 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket Crazy Copyright/Publisher: Alternative Software Written By: Charles A. Sharp Release Year: 1988 Number Of Players: 1

Cricket International Originally released as Tim Love's Cricket by Peaksoft Copyright/Publisher: Alternative Software Developed By: Go Go Grafix Created By: Adrian J. Barnett & Crispin Bailiff Release Year: 1988 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Cricket Master Copyright/Publisher: Challenge Software/E & J Software Release Year: 1989 Number Of Players: 1

Graham Gooch's All Star Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Audiogenic Software Ltd/ MJ Mclean/Supersoft Release Year: 1987 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Graham Gooch's Match Cricket This is a rerelease. It was originally released as Graham Gooch's Test Cricket by Audiogenic in 1985. Copyright/Publisher: Alternative Software/ Audiogenic Programmed By: MJ McLean Release Year: 1988 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Graham Gooch's Test Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Audiogenic/Supersoft Programmed By: MJ McLean Release Year: 1985 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Ian Botham's Test Match Released as Arnie Armchair's Howzat Cricket Game in Australia by Armchair Entertainment Copyright/Publisher: Tynesoft Created By: John Mcphee Release Year: 1986 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

One Day Cricket also released as World Cup Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Melbourne House Created By: Kelvin King Release Year: 1985 Number Of Players: 1

Robin Smith's International Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Challenge Software Release Year: 1991 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

Test Master Copyright/Publisher: Challenge Software Release Year: 1988 Number Of Players: 1

Tim Love's Cricket Rereleased as Cricket International by >Alternative Software Copyright/Publisher: Peaksoft Developed By: Go Go Grafix Created By: Adrian J. Barnett & Crispin Bailiff Release Year: 1985 Number Of Players: 1

World Cricket Copyright/Publisher: Zeppelin Games Coding By: Brian Southon Graphics By: David Taylor Music By: Andrew Rodger Release Year: 1992 Number Of Players: 1 or 2

World Cup Cricket also released as One Day Cricket Copyright/Publisher: International Software Created By: Kelvin King Release Year: 1985 Number Of Players: 1

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