Made with Nano Banana 2 Lite · CC0 · 31 Jul 2026

Image: A PLAYING XI LINE-UP GRAPHIC for a fictional crick

Generated from: A PLAYING XI LINE-UP GRAPHIC for a fictional cricket management game — the eleven selected players before a match. ABSOLUTE RULE, THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE: the picture contains NOT ONE SINGLE CHARACTER. No letters, no words, no digits, no player names, no batting order numbers, no role titles, no headings. Every name band is a BLANK EMPTY BAR. Do not write out any word from this instruction anywhere in the image. CRICKET RULE, equally important: this is a CRICKET batting order, NOT a football formation. Do not arrange the players on a pitch diagram, do not draw a football field, do not place them in defensive lines. The eleven are presented as an ordered vertical sequence, the way a batting card reads from the top down. FRAMING RULE: render the picture as a widescreen 16:9 composition occupying the central horizontal band of the canvas. The top and bottom strips are plain dark gradient with nothing important in them. SUBJECT: a dark interface panel filling the middle of the frame, holding eleven player entries arranged in two ordered columns that read downward — six on the left, five on the right. Each entry is a compact dark plate containing a small circular portrait, a blank horizontal bar for the name, and one small unlabelled coloured pill indicating the role, colour-coded so that batters, bowlers, the all-rounder and the wicketkeeper are distinguishable by colour alone. The wicketkeeper's pill carries a small glove pictogram; no other entry does. Above the two columns sits one slim blank header bar. The eleven portraits show eleven visibly different people — different ages, builds, skin tones, hairstyles and facial hair. SAFE ZONE: the panel keeps at least one tenth of the picture width and height clear of all four edges. No entry is cropped. COLOUR: deep navy and anthracite plates, white highlights, four restrained accent colours used only in the role pills. Borders stay neutral brushed graphite and warm grey. Everything fictional: original abstract crests without letters, invented kit designs, no resemblance to any real league, club or player. Clean photorealistic interface rendering with real photographic portraits, sharp, even lighting, plausible faces, natural skin tones, no HDR oversaturation.