How many overs can each player bowl?

Every player, including both wicketkeepers, bowls at least 2 overs and no more than 4. Nobody bowls a third over until everyone else (apart from the first wicketkeeper) has bowled 2. The second wicketkeeper is the exception: they can bowl up to 3 overs before they start keeping.

With only 5 players, the two keepers bowl at least 3 overs each, the other three bowl 4 or 5 each, and nobody bowls a fourth over until everyone else (apart from the first keeper) has bowled 3.

If a bowler is injured mid-over, another player finishes the over, and the normal limits apply to both. A bowler can't bowl two overs in a row. If a bowler is about to go over their limit, tell the fielding coach before the over starts.