কীভাবে অ্যাশেজ ক্রিকেট 2009 কীবোর্ড সহ খেলবেন
As an avid cricket enthusiast, playing Ashes Cricket 2009 on your computer can give you the thrill and excitement of being in a real match. However, things might not be as simple or straightforward for new gamers, especially when it comes to playing with the keyboard. This isn’t something that you should worry about though.
Whether you’re a fan who has always wanted to play cricket from the comfort of your own home or someone looking to understand how this sport works, getting familiarized with the controls is essential. Fear not! This guide will assist you in mastering the keyboard control system to ensure maximum enjoyment while playing Ashes Cricket 2009.
Getting Started
The first step towards getting good at any game is understanding its controls. For Ashes Cricket 2009 played using a keyboard, here are some basic commands: The arrow keys allow you to move your player around, navigate through menus, etc. ‘W’, ‘A’, ‘S’, ‘D’ keys are used for batting and bowling along with other combinations keys depending on what kind of shot or delivery you want to execute.
Understanding Batting Controls
In Ashes Cricket 2009, the keyboard’s A-W-S-D setup plays an integral part in controlling different shots types and kinds:
-‘W’ key is for straight drive/front foot shot.
-‘A’ key helps with leg side shots (when your batsman is right-handed).
-‘D’ key executes offside shots.
-‘S’ supports executing back foot shots.
Combining other keys like Shift or Ctrl with these basic action buttons perform even more specific actions such as lofted shots or defensive strokes.
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Grasping Bowling Controls
Just like batting, bowling also employs similar setup:
– ‘A’ & ‘D’ Keys control the direction of the bowling.
– To select type of delivery (like Spin, Swing etc.), use the ‘W’ and ‘S’ keys.
– Press spacebar to start your run up. Another press of spacebar when reaching bowling crease releases the ball.
– To control variation in swing or spin, Shift key is used.
Mastering Fielding Controls
Fielding is an underemphasized but crucial aspect of cricket. Knowledge of basic fielding controls can provide you with game-changing moments:
– Use arrow keys to move selected fielder around when ball comes into play.
– ‘W’, ‘A’ and ’S’ are responsible for throwing the ball towards wicket Keeper, striker’s end stump, and non-striker’s end stump respectively.
– In scenarios when a catch opportunity arises pressing enter allows you to attempt catching.
Advanced Keyboard Controls
As you get comfortable with these fundamental controls, you might want to explore advanced commands that allow more specialized actions like various sledging methods or changing camera angles. Typically, these involve using function keys (F1-F12), number pad keys or combination presses involving shift/control/alt keys along with basic action buttons.
Making Most Out of Practice Mode
Ashes Cricket 2009 has a Practise mode which players can use to perfect their timing skills, learn different shots and deliveries type by playing repeatedly without affecting any match situation. It is advised for beginners to spend significant amount of time here before hopping onto actual matches.
Remember, just knowing the controls isn’t enough; cricket is hugely about strategy as much it is about execution. How wisely you choose between aggressive batting, defensive approach, length & type of delivery while bowling decides who wins at the end of day. Be patient, keep practicing and most importantly enjoy this virtual version of one of world’s greatest sport!
