On a normal, green, damp, or wet pitch, get a fast, medium fast, or medium pace bowler. Pitch the ball outside the batsman's off stump very short and use the slow ball. Stop the pace meter before it even appears. Put the ball angling in to the batsman. This works very well for a right hander. For a left hander, pitch the ball in line with leg stump. Pitch the ball back at them so it straightens, again with a slower ball and before the pace meter appears. However, make sure it is as short as possible. You may need to have a short stop -- if the batsman misses it, you will have runs scored because the wicket keeper cannot take the ball. Use a medium pacer and pitch the ball short to the maximum so that it angles towards the stumps. Cut the pace totally. You should get him out bowled or lbw. This trick works well under the easy difficulty, but is somewhat unstable under the medium and the hard settings; be accurate.