Sentence examples for england prevailed from inspiring English sources

Or there was the Singer Cup in Sharjah in 1997, when a new-look England prevailed in a four-nation competition whose purity was later gravely doubted.

England prevailed with a ball to spare in their first ever Twenty20 Super Over last night to complete a 3-0 series whitewash against Pakistan, and take their winning streak to six matches.

England prevailed in rather more meaningful affairs in 1996 and 1999, in European Championship group stage and play-off ties respectively, but the fixture then died a 14-year death until being revived at Wembley last year.

Canada, after thumping a much-changed Ireland side last week, have now leapfrogged Middleton's side into second in the world rankings and while England prevailed when the two sides met in the 2014 World Cup final, Canada ran out 52-17 winners in the most recent encounter in the summer.

In order to give the tourists some meaningful practice, the hosts were then set 80 to win from 15 overs, but England prevailed by 17 runs.

England prevail by eight wickets in front of a raucous capacity crowd – they don't chant "Stand up if you're 2-1 up" at Lord's – and Ian Bell is cheered all the way back to the pavilion.

So England had prevailed spectacularly in "Indian" conditions despite their unfamiliarity.

Would England have prevailed in the most humiliating match of their history, that defeat by the USA at Belo Horizonte in the 1950 World Cup, had Matthews played?

England have not prevailed in a Test series in India since the winter of 1984-85.

England can still prevail in this series but after a taut first day it looks as if they may be consigned to winning ugly.

England lost their last World Cup warm-up game by four wickets as Pakistan prevailed in a tense finish in Sydney.