The successor to Ashes Cricket 2009 is titled International Cricket 2010, released in 2010. The “Action Cam” feature enables players to enjoy cricket from a third-person perspective, and it is one of several unique innovations that it brings to the genre. The batter can choose where to gaze when running between the wickets, look around the field to aim, and tap their bat to get ready. Bowlers can compel the computer to make an error using genuine bowling strategies against it. The “Power Stick” gives batsmen complete control over the power and placement of their shots in all 360 degrees.
The unauthorized editions of the four major limited overs tournaments—the World Cup (also known as the World Trophy), the Champions Trophy (also known as the Champions Cup), the World Twenty20 (also known as the World 20 Overs), and the Indian Premier League (also known as the 20 Overs Super League)—are also included. David Lloyd provides the commentary in the game, licensed by the ECB and Cricket Australia.
