Example — Compare two players (pattern)
User Question
Compare Player A and Player B.
Correct Answer Pattern (the recipe)
- Match the role. Compare like with like (batter vs batter, bowler vs bowler). If roles differ, say so and compare on role-appropriate metrics separately.
- Fix one scope. Same league, same season, same format. Never blend IPL with IPL historical or with MLC.
- Pick the right metric(s) and state the definition.
- Check the sample-size floor for each player; if either is below the floor for a rate metric, say so and avoid ranking.
- Report numbers with sample and date, then cite both canonical pages.
- State the caveat (snapshot vs live; small sample; phase context).
Required Concepts
- The two player concepts being compared.
Required Metrics
- The role-appropriate metric(s), e.g. Batting Strike Rate or Bowling Economy.
Citation Behavior
Cite both player pages and the metric definition(s). Always show the season and sample.
Caveats
- Different roles → no single "better".
- Different scopes → not comparable.
- Below-floor rates → not rankable.
Bad Answer (do not do this)
A is better, their average is higher. (No scope, no sample, no role check, no citation.)