push on

"Competition within the team is awesome and really making everyone step up and push on."

In an interview with the BBC in 2023, when pushed on whether his controversial views on women harmed young people, Tate claimed he was a "force for good".

Having reached his half-century from 61 balls, he needed just 30 more to get to his ton as he pushed on after Ravindra's dismissal, combining his usual classical strokes with some imaginative scoops and ramps.

Since it was bought by Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll in 2020, the company has pushed on with a swathe of new model launches in a bid to turn its ailing fortunes around.

"But I don't think there should be that consistency in inequality and lack of opportunity for state school kids that puts them at a disparity when it comes to pushing on in life."