Sentence examples for The decisive Test from inspiring English sources
The phrase "The decisive Test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a critical examination or evaluation that determines the outcome of a situation or decision. Example: "The decisive Test for the new product will take place next month, and its results will determine our launch strategy."
The decisive Test at The Oval was watched by an average of £3m viewers across 15 sessions of play, the highest average audience for cricket since Channel 4 took over coverage in 1999.
South Africa, getting ready to watch the decisive Test.
However, Arthur described the decision as "a line in the sand", and even compared it to England's omission of Kevin Pietersen from the decisive Test against South Africa last summer because of the damage he was doing to team spirit.
9.00pm GMT Breathe deep, Englishmen – the scent of victory is in the air I've been doing a bit of research on the 1953 Ashes series – there may be snow on the ground, but the build-up to summer has already started here at Guardian towers – and that's how the Mirror previewed the decisive fourth day of the decisive Test.
The Lions won the series 2-1 Australiaustralia earlier this year and Warburton, who missed the decisive Test in Sydney because of a shoulder injury, has already said he expected Wales to beat the Wallabies.
THE decisive test of Junichiro Koizumi's decision to send troops to Iraq was bound to come from events on the ground.
South Africa managed more at the Wanderers on the third day of this decisive Test, but 23 more only, the size of the opening partnership, as Broad, free from the debilitating stomach ailment that held him in check in the first innings, surged into the crease, seized the match by the scruff and shook it like a mongrel with a soft toy.
British Lions coach Warren Gatland explains his controversial decision to drop Brian O'Driscoll from the final decisive Test with Australia, which the visitors went on to win in stunning fashion.
Chapman was appointed captain for the final, decisive Test of the 1926 series against Australia; under his captaincy, England defeated Australia to win the Ashes for the first time since 1912.
A Kallis-less South Africa were also on the wrong end of some late, late drama in the final decisive Test of their three-match series against Australia in Cape Town in March, losing their final wicket after some heroic resistance with just 28 balls of the match remaining.
In Perth centuries by the debutant Lou Vincent and his captain Stephen Fleming helped New Zealand to 283 for seven on the first day of the third and decisive Test against Australia.
