Sentence examples for the fastest test from inspiring English sources
Brendon McCullum has hit the fastest Test century ever by a New Zealander in the third Test against Pakistan.
A spell of drifting in and out of the England team followed, including missing the 2015 World Cup, but he returned to hit the fastest Test century at Lord's - 101 from 85 balls against New Zealand - before smashing England's fastest Test double century against South Africa in January 2016.
David Warner smashed the one of the fastest Test centuries to cap a dominant opening day for Australia in the third Test against India at Perth.
3.42am GMT 6th over: England 29-1 (Compton 10, Trott 15) Trott clearly fancies taking Viv Richards' record for the fastest Test century.
In the last year or so we've seen the fastest Test hundred and the quickest hundred in any form of the game.
Brendon McCullum revealed he was "trying to hit every ball for four or six" after breaking the record for the fastest Test century to lift New Zealand from a position of trouble into one of strength against Australia.
The fastest tests were those that held moisture for longer periods in test specimens and were the "rot box" at Innisfail, followed by the ground proximity, deck-on-ground, and "embedded" tests at this high-rainfall location.
The DPPH radical scavenging test is one of the fastest tests available to investigate the overall hydrogen/electron donating activity of single antioxidants and health-promoting dietary antioxidant supplements.
But the move to the faster test infuriated owners of 1,400 private service stations, who do inspections for a fee of up to $75, and who each invested about $50,000 in new testing equipment.
The faster test is more expensive _ $27, as opposed to $9 for the traditional test _ but pays for itself in the long run, said Dr. Lance Peterson, Evanston Northwestern's infectious disease director.
Indeed, there is a symbiosis here: the faster testing made possible by automation is easing the transition from the waterfall model to an iterative one.
