Building a Hero11 cricket side

Start from the named squad

Open a fixture in the app, or from the homepage path that leads into the contest, and build the side only from players named for that match. A famous player from a different fixture is not eligible just because the article sounds like cricket.

This page describes the shape of a side. It does not field one, and it does not store yours.

Read the two team names before you pick anyone.
Ignore players who are not on that squad list.
Ignore a comment that names a player the squad list omits.
Leave the screen if the fixture is not the match you opened on purpose.

Roles the side has to cover

The selection screen shows the role counts. These notes name the roles. They do not fill them for you.

Openers

If you want early batters, take them from the named squad, and accept that an opener who is not playing is an empty pick.

Middle-order batters

Middle-order names still have to be on the squad list. A hunch from another match does not transfer.

A wicketkeeper

Fill the keeper spot when the screen requires one, before you spend every spot on batters.

Pace bowlers

Take pace options from the named attack. This page will not tell you the pitch will suit them.

Spin bowlers

Spin is a role, not a prediction. If the squad lists a spinner, that is the person you may pick.

All-rounders

An all-rounder covers two jobs only if the screen lists them that way. Do not invent the role in the article.

The batting order you cannot see yet

The published squad is not always the final batting order. Wait for the playing side if the card is still early, and do not pretend this page has the toss.

A spot you have not decided

An empty spot is better left empty than filled with a player from the wrong match. Finish the side before the lock, not after.

Captain and the other marked player

Mark a captain on the selection screen. If the screen asks for a second marked player, set that mark too. hero11.club does not print a points multiple for either mark. The app applies whatever the contest uses.

Choose the captain before the lock, not from the commentary later.
Choose the second marked player on the same screen if it is required.
Do not expect this article to name either player for you.
Do not copy a multiple from memory onto a note. None is printed here.

Why the captain is marked in the app

The mark has to be on the side the room receives. A sentence on this page never arrives in the room.

Why the second mark is separate

It is a second choice on the same screen, not a second captain, and not a second contest.

The room around the side

A side without a room is just a list. The room is the card: entry, spots still open, and lock time. Read all three on the card. This cricket page cannot see today's numbers.

The entry is the figure the card shows for that room.
Spots still open means the room can still take the side.
The lock time is the end of edits.
A different room on the same match can show different values.
If any of the three is missing, do not invent it from this article.

Reading form without a chart here

Form is something you look up from the match, not something this page tabulates. There is no scoring chart here. Publishing one would pretend the website had measured the contest's points.

Recent batting is a reason you might pick a batter, and it is still your reason.
Recent bowling is a reason you might pick a bowler, and the card does not move because of this sentence.
A playing side announced late can erase a pick. Watch for that on the app.
Pitch talk in a comment is not a measurement from hero11.club.

Batting you noticed

Use it only as your own note. This URL does not rank batters.

Bowling you noticed

Use it only as your own note. This URL does not rank bowlers.

Fielding you cannot preview

Catches and run-outs happen in the match. They are not a pre-match list on this page.

News that arrives close to the lock

If a player is out of the side, the selection screen is where you repair the pick, and only before the lock.

The lock

When the room locks, the side is the side. This page will still display the same sentences. That does not mean the room is still open.

Make captain changes before the lock.
Make role fixes before the lock.
Treat a broadcast delay as irrelevant to the lock time.
Do not ask support to reopen a lock this website does not control.

During the match

Points, if the contest awards them, come from what the players do. You watch. The side does not get a rewrite from the article.

Batting in the innings can change the total inside the app.
Bowling in the innings can change it too.
Fielding in the innings can change it too.
hero11.club does not display that running total.

A change that arrives too late

A player pulled out after the lock is a match fact you cannot edit away. The room already has the side.

Do not refresh this article hoping the side will update.
Do not post the new playing side in a comment and treat that as an edit.
Read the result later in the account, not on this URL.

Questions while you build the side

The answers stay with the selection screen and the card.

Can this page pick my eleven?

No. It can tell you to use the named squad. The taps are yours.

Where is the scoring chart?

On the contest card, if the contest prints one. It is not copied onto hero11.club.

Does the captain mark have a printed multiple here?

No. The mark is described. The multiple is not.

What if the keeper spot is empty?

Fill it on the selection screen if that screen requires a keeper, before you lock.

Can I use a player from yesterday's match?

Only if that player is on today's named squad. The date in your memory is not the list.

Who shows the lock time?

The card. If you cannot see it, do not guess a clock from this page.

Can two rooms on one match differ?

Yes. Entry, spots, and lock are per card. Read the card you actually opened.

Where does the result appear?

In the account after the match, if the app shows it. Not under this heading.

Can a comment change my side?

No. Comments are public text on a static page.

Is a price attached to building a side?

The entry is on the card. This page does not print a price for the side itself.

Are payment brands named here?

No. Anything you pay happens inside the account.

Who is allowed to play?

Adults. If you are under 18, stop before you build the side.

What if the squad list is not up yet?

Wait. Filling from a guessed squad is how the wrong players get locked in.

Does the website store the side I made?

No. The privacy page covers that limit. The side lives in the app.

The file and the account

You need the app, or the contest page, before any of this selecting can happen. The Android file measured for the homepage is 3,288,315 bytes, version name 1.13.f675. The account is not on this cricket URL.

Compare the saved length before you install.
Sign in on the account screen if the account already exists.
Do not look for the side editor inside this article.
An Apple tap opens the contest page rather than installing the package.

Where the rest of the notes sit

The contest notes gather the cricket URLs, including the tournament page. This page stays with the side. The hub can point onward. The card still wins if anything disagrees.

Stop when the playing side or the lock time is unclear. A longer note will not make a vague card precise.

Use the hub when you want the wider contest note.
Use the homepage when you want the measured file.
Use the privacy note when you want what the website does not store.
Use the card when you want today's entry, spots, and lock.