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6 ;"SCORECARD";
4 );" to BAT":
3 runs=runs-1
3 runs=runs+1
2 ball=ball+1
2 ;x$;x$;x$:
2 ;"STOP THE TAPE":
2 ;"RUN? Y/N":
2 ;"Bowler No ";c:
2 )=r(i,k3,1
2 );" won by ";10
2 );" wkts":
2 ''"MATCH DRAWN":
2 '"Select 6 players as bowlers and enter their team Number in orderof merit: i.e. Your best bowlersnumber first."
2 "Player No? ";z:
1 z$=" ":
1 win=win-runs:
1 win=g2-g1+1
1 v$="________________________________":
1 test
1 ro=ro+runs
1 mcode
1 match qd
1 h7/h6,h8/h6:
1 ________________________________Z
1 LBW BWLDSTMDCT R/OTN/OT
1 Created with Ramsoft MakeTZX
1 Computer Rentals Ltd 1983
1 ;win;" to win"
1 ;w$(r(i,n,2
1 ;t$(i,k3);" facing";
1 ;t$(i,k2);
1 ;t$(i,k1);
1 ;s$(j,v);" bowler":
1 ;s$(j,r(i,n,3
1 ;s$(j,c);" has just bowled":
1 ;runs;" RUNS":
1 ;"WICKET KEEPER":
1 ;"Teams"'t$(1
1 ;"TOTAL(";t(i,3
1 ;"TEST MATCH"''"Welcome to the Spectrum version of Test Match Cricket in which you the player(s) can enjoy all the thrills of a real game of Cricket by taking part in all ofthe action.":
1 ;"Select Bowler - Press (1 to 6)";
1 ;"STUMPED":
1 ;"START THE TAPE":
1 ;"RUN? Y/N"
1 ;"RUN OUT":
1 ;"RUN OUT MISSED":
1 ;"RULES"''"The game is limited to 400 Overswhich simulates 80 Overs being bowled on each of 5 days."
1 ;"Press S to copy Scorecard Press C to continue":
1 ;"Press <Y> or <N>":
1 ;"Overs ";o;
1 ;"OVERS ";o;
1 ;"O M R WKTS":
1 ;"NO BALL"
1 ;"Lead ";g2+t(3
1 ;"Lead ";g1+t(3
1 ;"INSTRUCTIONS"''"There are certain features of the game which should be taken into account. These are:"''"A. BATSMEN"
1 ;"INNINGS CLOSED. ";:
1 ;"ILLEGAL BATSMAN NUMBER":
1 ;"FIELDED":
1 ;"EXTRAS":
1 ;"CAUGHT":
1 ;"BOWLED":
1 ;"4 BYES":
1 ;" runs to win":
1 1st INNS1st INNS2nd INNS2nd INNS
1 -g2;" to win":
1 );"bat again."''"Press
1 );"-";t(i,3
1 );" won by ";g2-g1;" runs.":
1 );" won by ";g1-g2;" runs.":
1 );" wkts)";
1 );" to bat."
1 );" need ";g2-g1+1
1 );" need ";g1+1
1 );" Won by an Innings"'"and ";g2-g1;" runs":
1 );" Won by an Innings"'"and ";g1-g2;" runs":
1 );" Score ";t(i,2
1 )''"Press
1 ''''"MATCH TIED":
1 '''"MATCH DRAWN":
1 ''"Would you like to read the Instructions again?"'''
1 ''"This concludes the rules and instructions for playing Test Match Cricket. It is suggested that experience is the best way to learn the general strategy ofplaying the game."
1 ''"Do you wish to read the Rules & Instructions for play?"''
1 ''"Do you want to enter your own teams or use the teams held by the Computer?"''"The computer holds teams for England and Australia."''"Press
1 '"When the ball has been fielded, this is indicated by a message at the top of the screen. In addition, the fielder concerned will be shown as ";:
1 '"When selecting Bowlers, they should be be nominated in order of merit; i.e. the best bowler first, the worst bowler last.":
1 '"Thus 5 - 5 - 1 + 2 + 2 = 3"''"Please study this example to make sure you understand how it works." :
1 '"This version has animated graphics with moving players, batsmen running between the wickets, moving fielders etc., as well as providing a constant Scorecard Display."
1 '"There is no limit on the number of Overs that a side may use in order to complete an Innings."
1 '"The throw in may take anything from 3 to 12 moves. Thus batsmenmay be taking a chance if they elect to run when the ball has gone straight to a fielder":
1 '"The figures used in calculating the correction factor are those applicable during the current Innings only: For Example the number of overs bowled by a Bowler in his first Innings is not taken into account when he starts to bowl in his second Innings.":
1 '"The batsmen will take 9 moves tocomplete each run."''"If a fielder has to move to the ball he will move vertically until he is in line with the ball and then move horizontally until he reaches it."
1 '"The Bowling side then decides which bowler will open the bowling and play commences."
1 '"Teams should be entered in theirBatting Order although once the game commences a player may be nominated to bat in any positionexcept for the 2 Opening Batsmenwho will always bat at No 1 & 2."
1 '"Please check your mistake. You will be asked to re-enter your Bowlers again.":
1 '"Play continues in this manner until both sides have completed 2 Innings each, a result has been reached, or 400 overs have been bowled."
1 '"O.K. You will be returned to thestart and asked to load teams again.":
1 '"MATCH TIED":
1 '"MATCH DRAWN":
1 '"In the previous example where the correction factor was 3, theBatsman will on average be out 7 times in 247; approximately a 1 in 35 chance."
1 '"In a possible situation where the correction factor exceeds 9 this is catered for by the fact that whenever the sum of the random number and the correctionfactor exceeds 255, then 256 is subtracted from the result so a Batsman may still be given out."
1 '"If the ball has not gone to a fielder, the location of the ball is shown and the fielder nominated to retrieve the ball will be shown as ";:
1 '"If no declaration is made, then another bowler is selected and the game continues until either the Batting side DECLARES or 10 wickets have fallen.":
1 '"If neither side has managed to beat the other within the 400 Overs the match will be declareda DRAW.":
1 '"Each side is allowed 2 Innings during the course of the game, unless one side makes more runs in One Innings than the other makes in both of it's innings."
1 '"Depending on where the ball has gone one fielder will change colour and may also change his shape as follows:"
1 '"Correction for this ball will be"''"Constant(5) - Batsman No(5) - (1 Point for every 25 runs the Batsman has scored) + Bowler Number(2)+ 1 Point for each 5 Overs completed."
1 '"Bowlers in merit order are:"'':
1 '"Bowler No 2 has already bowled 12 Overs and is bowling to the No 5 Batsman who has scored 30 runs."
1 '"At the end of each over the Scorecard is displayed and the Batting side is given the optionto DECLARE it's Innings closed."
1 '"At the conclusion of the game the result will be displayed on the screen. In addition, if youhave a PRINTER, a copy may be made of the Scorecards at the end of each Innings.":
1 '"A mistake has been made and a player(s) has been nominated more than once as a bowler.":
1 '"7. The ball may cross the boundary and either a 4 or a 6 may be awarded. A 6 can only be awarded to a batsman who has scored at least 25 runs.":
1 '"6. The ball may go clear of any fielder but remain in play. Once again, Batsmen may run if they wish."
1 '"4. EXTRAS may be called. If the ball crosses the Boundary 4 runs(BYES) are awarded; if the ball remains in play the RUN option is offered.":
1 '"3. It is still possible for any Bowler to take wickets at any stage of the match.":
1 '"3. A WIDE or NO BALL may be called. If so, 1 run is added to the team total and an additional ball is bowled."
1 '"2. The ball may go directly to the WICKETKEEPER. In this case the Batsmen are NOT allowed to run."
1 '"2. In order to prevent the best bowlers being used constantly Bowlers No 1 to 4 will have their effectiveness reduced at the rate of 1 point for every 5 Overs they have completed."
1 '"2. However, the game has been so designed that any Batsman, irrespective of his team Number, has the chance of making a high score, or being out without scoring."
1 '"1. The Batsman may be given Out. Either BOWLED, CAUGHT, LBW or STUMPED."
1 '"1. A Random Number between 0 and 246."''"2. A Constant Number : 5."''"3. The Batsman's Number."''"4. The Batsman's current score."''"5. The Bowlers Number."''"6. 1 Point for each 5 Overs completed by the current Bowler(Bowlers No 1-4 only)."
1 '"1. A Batsman's number reflects his batting ability. Thus Batsman Number 1 will usually make more runs than a Batsman with a higher team number."
1 "Would you please confirm that you do not wish to make any amendments to the team details."''"Press
1 "WILLIS","HOGG","BOTHAM","LAWSON","COWANS","THOMSON","MILLER","YARDLEY","PRINGLE","CHAPPELL","FOWLER","BORDER"," "," "
1 "To give an example of how this will affect the outcome considerthe following example."
1 "The toss has been made and has been won by ";t$(toss+1
1 "The following outcomes are possible from each ball bowled:"
1 "Team name and Player names must not exceed 10 Letters. Please Enter your team data now.":
1 "Team No 2 Name? ";t$(2
1 "Team No 1 Name? ";t$(1
1 "Press ENTER to continue ";q$:
1 "Press Capital Shift and enter the letter C ";q$:
1 "Press <ENTER> to continue ";u$:
1 "Please release CAPS SHIFT NOW"
1 "Player Name? ";t$(2
1 "Player Name? ";t$(1
1 "Once teams are selected, the toss is decided by the computer and the winner of the toss may then decide whether to BAT or BOWL first."
1 "Once an Innings is finished, play is reversed and the side that started bowling first now have their turn to bat."
1 "LBW","BWLD","STMD","CT","R/OT","N/OT"," "
1 "If the batsmen decide to run, the indicated fielder will move to the ball if he has not yet fielded it, and will throw it tothe nearest set of wickets. As a general guideline on running:"
1 "If the ball reaches the wickets from a throw in before the batsman, he may still be given as not out. This will happen approximately 50% of the time."
1 "Fielders are shown in white in their positions as ";:
1 "Extras ";t(i,1
1 "Enter c ";q$:
1 "Each team consists of 11 playersand you may either enter your own teams or use the teams held in the main game. Each team is allowed a maximum of 6 bowlers and once Bowlers are nominated no change may be made during thegame."
1 "During the game, the outcome of each ball will be determined by taking the following factors into account:"
1 "Do you want to play again?"''"Press <Y> or <N>":
1 "COOK","WESSELS","FOWLER","DYSON","GOWER","CHAPPELL","LAMB","HUGHES","BOTHAM","HOOKES","RANDALL","BORDER","MILLER","MARSH","PRINGLE","YARDLEY","TAYLOR","HOGG","WILLIS","THOMSON","COWANS","LAWSON","ENGLAND","AUSTRALIA"
1 "CHECKING":
1 "By applying the principle just explained, it is possible to calculate the correction factorsbefore deciding which bowler will stand the best chance of getting a Batsman out at any stage of the game."
1 "BOWLING";
1 "B. BOWLERS"''"1. The Bowlers number also reflects his effectiveness so Bowler No 1 will generally be more effective than Bowler No 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6."
1 "A Batsman may only be out when the sum of the random number andthe correction factor is 9 or less."
1 "5. The ball may go directly to a fielder. Batsmen have the option of trying for a run."
1 "1st INNS","1st INNS","2nd INNS","2nd INNS"
1 to use Computer teams,"''"
1 to load your own."
1 to enforce the Follow onand make ";t$(2
1 to continue.":
1 to amend."''"Press
1 to DECLARE or Bowler No (1 to 6)";
1 to BOWL":
1 to BAT"''"
1 for ";t$(1
1 TO DECLARE or ENTER NEW BATSMAN NUMBER ":
1 Computer Rentals Ltd 1982
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