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

Image: An INJURY AND AVAILABILITY REPORT graphic for a fi

Generated from: An INJURY AND AVAILABILITY REPORT graphic for a fictional cricket management game. ABSOLUTE RULE: the picture contains NOT ONE SINGLE CHARACTER. No letters, no words, no digits, no player name, no diagnosis, no number of weeks, no headline, no medical terms, no chart labels. Every panel is a BLANK EMPTY PLATE. Do not write out any word from this instruction anywhere in the image. TONE, and this is the point: sober and factual, a squad availability notice — not a drama. No grimacing, no clutching in agony, no blood, no close-up of an injury, no stretcher, no invented medical detail. This graphic reports that a player is unavailable; it does not stage his suffering. FRAMING RULE: render the picture as a widescreen 16:9 photograph occupying the central horizontal band of the canvas. The top strip is plain empty sky, the bottom strip plain dark blurred crowd; nothing important enters either strip. SUBJECT: a cricketer sitting calmly on the physiotherapist's bench at the side of the training ground, still in club training kit, one leg extended, a plain unmarked strapping wrapped around the thigh. He is composed and matter-of-fact, looking off to the side, not at the camera; a physiotherapist beside him is quietly at work, hands visible, professional. Neutral even daylight, plain surroundings, no crowd watching. The player is an adult of believable appearance, an invented person resembling no real cricketer. INTERFACE LAYER: dark smoked-glass plates in navy over anthracite, clearly darker than what lies behind them, and given real weight here because the information matters more than the picture. One slim blank horizontal bar in the upper middle, one fifteenth of the picture height; one blank medium card in the middle third; a row of three small blank tiles; plus one small blank square plate for a status indicator. All sit well inside the middle of the picture, far from the bottom. SAFE ZONE: every panel keeps at least one tenth of the picture width and height clear of all four edges. Nothing is cropped. COLOUR: cool desaturated tones, deep navy, neutral anthracite, muted white — clinical rather than dramatic. Panel borders stay neutral brushed graphite and warm grey. Everything fictional: original abstract crest without letters, invented kit, no resemblance to any real league, club, player or sponsor. Photorealistic sports photography, sharp, plausible anatomy, correct hands and fingers, natural skin tones, plausible shadows, no HDR oversaturation, restrained and non-sensational.