Famous Cricket Brothers and Sports Team Sizes

Basketball is played with 5 players per team on the court at any time. This includes 2 guards, 2 forwards, and 1 center (though positions can vary in modern basketball with more flexible positionless play).

Rugby Union is played with 15 players on each team. This is the standard format for international rugby. Rugby Sevens uses 7 players, but the question refers to standard Rugby (Union).

Kho Kho is a traditional Indian sport played with 9 players on each side. The game involves one team chasing and the other defending, with players taking turns to tag opponents.

Netball is played with 9 players on each team. This is the standard format for the game. The sport is similar to basketball but with different rules about movement and passing.

Cricket is played with 11 players on each team in all standard formats (Test, ODI, T20). This is the fundamental team size for the sport at international and professional levels.

Brett Lee and Shane Lee are brothers who both played cricket for Australia. Brett is the more famous fast bowler, while Shane was an all-rounder. They are well-known siblings in Australian cricket history.

James Marshall and Hamish Marshall are brothers who both represented New Zealand in cricket. They are among the notable sibling pairs in New Zealand cricket history.

Steve Waugh and Mark Waugh are twins who both captained Australia in cricket. Steve was the Test captain while Mark was the ODI captain at different times. They are one of the most famous sibling pairs in cricket history.

Andy Flower and Grant Flower are brothers from Zimbabwe who both played international cricket. Andy was the wicketkeeper-batsman and captain, while Grant was a batsman. They are Zimbabwe's most famous cricketing siblings.

Greg Chappell and Ian Chappell are famous Australian cricket brothers who both captained their national team. They played together for Australia and are well-known figures in cricket history.

David Hussey and Michael Hussey are Australian cricket brothers, both of whom played international cricket. Michael is the older brother and had a more prominent career, while David also represented Australia in limited-overs formats.

Albie Morkel and Morne Morkel are South African cricket brothers who both played international cricket. Morne was a fast bowler while Albie was an all-rounder, and they represented South Africa together.

Kamran Akmal and Umar Akmal are Pakistani cricket brothers. Kamran is the older brother and was a wicketkeeper-batsman, while Umar is a batsman. Both have played for Pakistan's national team.