Cricket 2004 cheats and cheat codes for Playstation 2

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Easy Scoring
Select 'Team Management' and from there, 'Copy Base'. Next, select a team and a
player from there. After doing so. the player can be seen in 'Create A Player'
mode. Then increase all his batting and bowling abilities to 100, and then go
to 'Add To Data Base' mode and replace the player you selected with the original
player. Repeat the same process with all other players on the same team to create
a team which will be virtually invincible. By doing so, you will be able to hit 6s and
4s easily, and thus score a lot of runs and take a lot of wickets.
Submitted by UNiQUe

Winning Tournaments In A Short Time
Use the 'Easy scoring' hint, then enter a tournament of your choice. After doing so,
when you win a toss, take bowling first. Then, without bowling a bowl,
select 'Autoplay'. Usually most of the time the target will be small, like 50 or 60.
Sometimes it can be a big one but will not exceed 130. You can reach the total
within 5 overs by hitting 6s. Doing so will have you win matches and thereby finish
tournaments in a very short time. If you do not win a toss, put into batting first.
Then, score about 80 runs in 4 overs then use 'Autoplay'. If you do not lose any
wicket before autoplay, you will be successful in giving a reasonable target. After
that, give autoplay when you go to ball. Your opponents will not be able to reach
your target and you will get easy wins. Submitted by UNiQUe

Get Six Most Times
Go to 'Inside EA Sports' at the main menu then press R2, Circle, L2, R1, Select.

Easy One-Day runs
During One-Day Matches a very easy way to get runs is to just simply block every
ball and run singles. No fielders are close enough to run you out and there are no
slips to catch an edge either. At this rate you can end up with a score of 300 in a 50
over match, a very competitive score.

Easy Sixes
When you are facing a Fast or Med-Fast bowler use a charge/advance power shot
when the bowlers arm comes inline with 90 degrees of his head. -