Sentence examples for matches of which from inspiring English sources

Colin Meads played for the All Blacks from 1957 to 1971, appearing in 133 matches, of which 55 were internationals.

In the Impact's last five matches – of which they won four – we've discovered that as Giovinco is to Toronto, Ignacio Piatti is to Montreal.

The manager confirmed a few weeks ago that Kane would be given a chance at full international level and although he has endured a relative slump in form – scoring only once in a run of five matches, of which his Spurs team won only one – the striker has also managed to break yet further scoring records.

In December 2018, Hales was fined £17,500 and banned for six white-ball matches - of which £10,000 and four games were suspended - by the CDC.

Earlier this year, Rangers midfielder Ian Black and banned for 10 matches - of which seven were suspended - after admitting betting on matches involving his own team.

He was also given a 12-match ban by the FA - six matches of which were suspended - and a £25,000 fine.

It was a mistake to take on the match, of which by all accounts Sampaoli was not in favour.

Gale himself looked utterly carefree, even if his side had improbably lost a magnificent cricket match, of which the scorecard tells little.

The Polish media have joked that at least it will be good for making a quick getaway after a match of which expectations back home are not high.

His career post-NBA has been fascinating, to say the least; he protested in The Hague in support of releasing a Serbian war criminal; he began a short-lived career as a professional kickboxer, the first match of which came to a gruesome, bloody end; and he showed up in a music video demonstrating his ability to drink a bottle of beer with no hands.

These include non-linear matching, social (and team) matching, and lottery matching – each of which novel schemes could be tested empirically against a standard match incentive.