First eleven

The sport of cricket, much like football, is played between two teams of eleven players each. The first eleven in cricket players make up the backbone of the squad. Individuals who are regarded to be part of the starting lineup are often the more experienced and professional players in comparison to those who are sitting on the bench or who are not included in the squad (the only possible exception to this rule is when the primary player has an injury).

First Eleven in Cricket:

Cricket, on the other hand, is a sport that prioritizes strictness and spare people. In this sport, there are players that are considered reserve, yet they are only called upon in times of crisis. In the event that the primary player sustains an injury, the legislation has been amended to allow for their replacement.

It is important to keep in mind that a new player cannot participate in the game as a bowler, batter, or captain. In the event that the batter is unable to move, the second bowler, who is nearly always present on the field, will sustain injuries. If one of the bowlers has to be replaced, another bowler will be sent in to take his place. However, since the replacement does not have the authority to serve balls, the number of bowlers on the team will drop.

By the way, with regard to the keepers of the gates. Previously, it was also forbidden for a substitute player to go out instead of the keeper, but in 2017 this rule was canceled.