England got their 2015 Netball World Cup campaign off to a flying start with a 60-19 success over Scotland in Sydney this morning. It was far from plain sailing though for the Roses and they will be delighted to have had the chance to get a competitive match under their belts before they face a
A familiar foe lies in wait of the England Roses as they continue their Netball World Cup campaign against Jamaica on Saturday morning. This pivotal Pool B encounter will see England take on a side that they have struggled to contain in recent times. A heart breaking loss in the 2014 Commonwealth Games bronze medal play-off
Team Bath Netball players Stacey Francis and Claire Brownie will go from team-mates to opponents on Friday when England and Scotland get their 2015 Netball World Cup campaigns under way in Sydney, Australia. The Roses and the Thistles meet in the opening match in Pool B, which will be shown live on Sky Sports 3
England open up their 2015 Netball World Cup campaign against Scotland in a Pool B clash on Friday morning. Scotland are currently ranked 11th in the world and the two sides last met in an official capacity at this year’s Netball Europe Open when the Roses recorded a 60-16 victory. Looking ahead to the match, England
Team Bath Netball will have three players at the Netball World Cup this summer after Claire Brownie and Kyra Jones were named in the Scotland and Wales squads respectively. Wing-defence Brownie will be vice-captain of the Scottish Thistles when they compete in Sydney, Australia from 7-16 August. Centre Jones – who, like Brownie, has just completed her debut season
Jess Thirlby says everyone at Team Bath Netball is “over the moon” for Stacey Francis after the defender was named in England’s 12-player squad for the Netball World Cup in Australia. Francis – who won her 50th international cap last month – is joined in the squad by seven former Team Bath players, including captain
England have this afternoon, named their final squad of twelve players to compete at the Netball World Cup in Sydney which takes place between 7th–16th August this summer. Head Coach Tracey Neville and the national selectors have chosen a team that is brimming with experience and versatility. They have also revealed who will be leading the
The 2015 Netball World Cup in Sydney is just eleven weeks away, and Tracey Neville has announced the long squad of nineteen players. The squad will be entering training camps over the coming weeks before being whittled down to the final 12 at the end of June. The England Long Squad for the 2015 Netball
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