Yes. It’s free, it’s small (under 1MB), and it fixes the single most annoying oversight of the original game.
Released in 2009, Ashes Cricket (developed by Transmission Games) was a solid arcade-sim hybrid. However, like many licensed sports games of the era, it suffered from a bizarre identity crisis. While the official Ashes series (England vs. Australia) featured real player names, the rest of the world’s players—South Africa, India, the West Indies, and the “Rest of the World” squads—were populated with nonsensical pseudonyms like “I. Ronbottom,” “L. Ronaldo,” or generic tags like “Batsman 1.” Ashes Cricket 2009 Pc Correct Names Patch
PlanetCricket.net or Nexus Mods (search “Ashes 2009 Correct Names”). However, like many licensed sports games of the
It takes a frustrating 6/10 experience (due to the fake names) and turns it into a comfortable 7.5/10 nostalgia trip. If you can look past the cloned faces, this patch does exactly what it promises: it lets you finally smash a cover drive for four as the real Jacques Kallis, not some made-up imposter. Ronbottom,” “L