Sentence examples for Best tally from inspiring English sources

England's best tally for the final five wickets combined in this series is 102 (in the second innings in Adelaide).

The Yorkshireman's success means Britain have equalled their best tally of sailing golds, achieved at the Sydney Olympics.

At the Judo championships in Tokyo last September, Japanese women came away with their best tally ever: 13 medals, 6 of which were gold.

James Mariner 23 goals Steve Gerrard has scored 23 times in 42 games this season, equalling his best tally for a single campaign.

A similar lament was made following the London Olympics when Australia won "just" seven golds (for a 10th placing overall from 85 nations) and 35 medals in total (the seventh best tally).

She crossed the line first in the 800m, clocking 2min 12.22sec, leaving her with a lifetime best tally of 6,731 points – a veritable street clear of Jennifer Oeser, who took silver with 6,493 points, much to the delight of the German crowd.

Cloke's personal haul of seven goals equalled his career-best tally set two years ago against Richmond.

Last year, as age might have started catching up on him, he gathered 597 impeccable disposals – a career-best tally.

But both were surpassed by last week's record breaker Chris Rushworth, who claimed one of the morning wickets to finish with 6-100 - and another career-best tally of 64 for the season.

While they average 48 runs in the first 10 overs - the fifth-best tally among the 10 sides analysed - England's record in the five-over batting powerplay is poor: again, they score fewer runs than all but Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

Berahino beat Thibaut Courtois from the spot for his 14th league goal of the season - the third-best tally of any English player, behind Harry Kane and Charlie Austin.