Sentence examples for timeless tests from inspiring English sources

Back then, they were also playing timeless Tests.

He brought up the mark with a huge six over mid-on off Sharma to take England past 700 for only the third time in their history - the others being in timeless Tests in 1930 and 1938 respectively.

He became only the fourth Englishman to score an Ashes double century in Australia, although that seemed a bit tame compared to some of the other stuff: batting longer - for 630 minutes - than any Englishman in history down under, including those who played in timeless Tests.

Teams used to play "timeless tests," which went on until one team won.

Teams used to play "timeless tests", which went on till one team won.

Each game was like playing a timeless Test series against Zimbabwe, with correspondingly toothless bowling attacks allowing you to rack up ridiculous scores.

How to pass the timeless test? 1) Tailoring: sometimes the smallest tweak can make the biggest difference.

The last timeless test between England and South Africa went on for 12 days and only ended because England had to take the boat back.

Timeless Test anyone?" Oh.

(Sondheim's two volumes are probably closest in spirit to Gershwin's "Lyrics on Several Occasions," whose endless subtitle promised "informative annotations and disquisitions"; Gershwin, like Sondheim, shifted smoothly from crass practicalities like theatrical deadlines to the lyricist's timeless art of testing syllable against syllable).

For the first Test, to strengthen the team's batting, Chapman and the tour selection committee chose only three specialist bowlers; as the Tests were "timeless"—played to a finish with no time limit he believed batting to be the key to victory.