Sentence examples for target to chase from inspiring English sources
At one point in the South African innings South Africa looked as though a good couple of overs might get them to 170 and give England a stiff target to chase.
It's a good target to chase".
Mitchell Claydon's late cameo of 24, including four boundaries, ensured Kent gave Lancashire a small target to chase.
The new ball, due in seven overs' time, is Northants' last chance to get a realistic target to chase.
On any other night, Root and England's effort may well have kept them in touch but Finch's extraordinary innings left them with too tough a target to chase.
If you have a target to chase, you are focused on that and it takes away the worries about whether the feet are moving properly or the bat is coming down straight.
A veteran in experience rather than years, Vettori still has targets to chase.
When West Indies were 180 for three with more than 12 overs to go, a challenging target for New Zealand to chase was on the horizon.
They collapsed to nine for three, and although their captain Phil Neale batted diligently to make 64, Simon Hughes took four wickets after lunch to leave Middlesex a modest target of 162 to chase.
Hampshire will be looking to set up a tough target for Glamorgan to chase, with two days left, knowing that victory would see them promoted and become Division Two champions instead of current leaders Worcestershire in the process.
Not in his wildest dreams could Faldo have imagined the birdie trail he would go on from the 13th, with four birdies in five holes setting the target for the others to chase.
