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England book semi-final against New Zealand

England will play New Zealand in the semi-final of the Vitality Netball World Cup, after Tracey Neville’s side beat South Africa this evening. In the battle to win Group G, a dominant first half from the Roses saw them wrap up a 58-47 victory in front of a jubilant home crowd, with Neville taking the

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England advance to Netball World Cup Semi-Finals

England and South Africa both confirmed their place in the Vitality Netball World Cup semi-finals today, by extending their unbeaten runs in the competition to five games. England coach Tracey Neville chose to experiment with her line-up throughout the Roses’ clash with Trinidad and Tobago, with her much-changed team eventually running out 72-46 winners. Trinidad

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Australia and New Zealand qualify for World Cup semi-finals

Australia and New Zealand recorded commanding wins to qualify for the semi-finals of the Vitality Netball World Cup today. Both sides have progressed through the competition unruffled so far, and that continued as New Zealand beat Northern Ireland 77-28 and Australia defeated Malawi 74-25. The two sides meet on Thursday morning in a match which

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A devastating lost for Northern Ireland in NWC 2019

Australia and New Zealand enjoyed big wins but Northern Ireland suffered another devastating, close loss as the Vitality Netball World Cup moved into its second phase this morning. The top teams from Preliminaries stage one have now been split into two groups of six, from which the top two in each will earn a semi-final

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Zimbabwe and South Africa win thrillers

Australia recorded the tournament’s highest score so far, South Africa toppled Jamaica, and Zimbabwe edged out Northern Ireland in a thrilling contest as session 6 at the Vitality Netball World Cup delivered no shortage of drama. The Diamonds fell one short of the tournament’s first century as they dismantled Sri Lanka 99-24, but the majority

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