alleryStart learning →Why might a captain declare an innings closed?
AEleven batters are out
BTo rest the bowlers
CEnough runs; time to bowl
DThe umpire has asked
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Enough runs; time to bowl
A captain declares when the side has enough runs and needs time to dismiss the opposition.
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