We played the game before and after patching and noticed very little to be different. It’s around 1.292GB and according to sparse patch notes, will bring 'Stability improvements'. Much like nearly every game this year, Don Bradman Cricket 17 has a day one patch. Though we have reached out to Big Ant Studios to ask if this could change. There doesn't seem to be any obvious performance benefits on playing it on the PS4 Pro over the PS4 at the moment in terms of frame rate, but it does look a bit sharper and cleaner on the PS4 Pro.

We haven’t faced a single crash during our playthrough. Unlike some recent releases, it’s also a stable game. It’s not that much of a looker compared to other new games, but there is an evident step up from its PS4 and Xbox One debut. Player models sport a greater degree of detail and the animations look a lot more realistic. Don Bradman Cricket 17 shows its next-gen chops by being a lot sharper and cleaner. It’s a sharper, cleaner version of Don Bradman CricketĢ015’s Don Bradman Cricket was a minor iteration over Don Bradman Cricket 14. Our initial impressions suggest a promising game on the PS4 and PS4 Pro, albeit with striking similarities to previous entries in the series. Amongst the few games that remain, the Don Bradman series is one that stands out in particular.

With each console generation, cricket games have been tougher to come by, which is no surprise considering the audience for them resides mainly in markets like the UK, Australia, and India. Following Don Bradman Cricket 17’s early release in India, we managed to spend some time with the game.

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