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The phrase "are bested by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something has been defeated or surpassed by another person or thing.
Example: "In the final match, the champions were bested by their rivals, who played exceptionally well."
Alternatives: "are outperformed by" or "are defeated by".
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Now, we are bested by few people when it comes to our admiration for Sir Bobby, his booming long-range shooting, admirable sportsmanship and tireless work as one of the country's leading sporting ambassadors.
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