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We, @The_CommBox, are looking at your nominees for the most improved IPL player. We look at players from the last three seasons and compare them to the previous three. So 2023-25 vs 2020-22. However, they can’t have ever been as good. A return to form is not an improvement. So no, you can't suggest Virat Kohli. We’re not looking for rookies; you should have played enough in both cycles to qualify. A change we’re making this time from the Test edition is that superstars can’t qualify, even if they’re in career-best form. Like, it just doesn’t feel right to talk about Jasprit Bumrah for this award. We’ve done three episodes for Tests, but it’s our first for the IPL. @TweetsByShayan and I will collate your nominations. Please tweet or quote your pick.

Us @yourGoodareas lot are looking at your nominees for most improved Test player. We look at players from the last two years and compare them to the previous two years. So essentially last wtc cycle compared to the previous one. However. there are caveats. They can’t have ever been roughly this good ever before, a return to form is not improvement. We’re not looking for new players who didn’t play much before. You need to have actually been playing for the previous two years (or previous to that) to qualify. Remember a very good player going to great may not have as much improvement as an average player becoming very good. The first winner of this was Babar Azam. The second winner was Litton Das. Who will be third? @TweetsByShayan and I will collate your nominations. Please tweet or quote your dude.

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