Roadmap
The next major expansion areas: taking international management beyond England, releasing complete Australia and India careers, and developing a 3D match presentation without replacing the cricket simulation underneath.
Now
International management depth
Keep balancing selection, workload, central contracts, staff impact, tour preparation, board expectations and job security across long England careers, then use that foundation for other national jobs.
Next
Australia career rollout
Open the Australia starting path after a final pass on the Sheffield Shield, One-Day Cup — Dean Jones Trophy, Big Bash scheduling, state squad building, contracts, finances and the route into managing Australia.
Next
India career rollout
Complete public-facing navigation and balance for the Ranji Trophy’s 32-team structure, domestic white-ball cups, Indian finances and the pathway into the India job. The IPL is now being developed and tested as a separate standalone career.
Prototype
3D match view — first playable version
Build a lightweight 3D presentation driven by the existing ball-by-ball engine: a cricket ground, pitch, batters, bowler, fielders, ball flight and clear camera work for the key outcome of each delivery.
Later
3D match view — atmosphere and variety
Add multiple grounds, weather and light changes, richer batting and bowling animations, replays, celebrations and scalable visual quality while keeping 2D and commentary views available.
Ongoing
Match realism, mobile and career polish
Continue tuning pitches, workloads, injuries, score distributions and tactical feedback, alongside mobile layouts, save recovery and richer long-career stories.
Prototype
3D match view — first playable version
Build a lightweight 3D presentation driven by the existing ball-by-ball engine: a cricket ground, pitch, batters, bowler, fielders, ball flight and clear camera work for each delivery.
Later
3D match view — atmosphere and variety
Add multiple grounds, weather and light changes, richer animations, replays, celebrations and scalable visual quality while keeping 2D and commentary views available.
