The yardstick. Every rating on the site is measured against an average IPL player, so the IPL sits at zero for both batting and bowling.
Where it sits among the 18: batting standard across, bowling up. The lines are the players it shares with each of the others. Point at another competition to see its threads; tap it to go there.
Its best eleven still playing, picked as a side that could take the field: a keeper, seven who bat and five who bowl, and no more than 4 overseas players, the IPL's limit. Rated on everything they've done in every competition; the line under each name is what they've done here.
All time, as it happened (not adjusted for the opposition): the win chance each ball added against the par ball from the same position. 100 points is one match turned from certain defeat to certain win.
How many players have 120 balls or more both here and there. Those shared players are what put every competition on one scale.
