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The normal awards that everyone else has
I can't see your rationale for this. RPI makes far more sense in ODIs. ODI innings are a complete closed circuit. Your RPI is the average of what you contribute to a team over a career. And if a top order batsman is still there in the 50th or the 20th over (especially in 1st innings), they should make every effort to hit out, and increase their likelihood of dismissal. Obviously this is dependant on match conditions but it's generally true.To me, RPI is a better metric in tests (still very context heavy and therefore prone to be used badly) than it ever is in LO formats. And it is a poor metric on its own, even in tests.
There's far more variables in tests. Declarations, teams winning in the 4th innings only 2/3/4 etc wickets down...