The Belle Vue crowd came to Manchester ready to get behind their Roses, urging them to level this series 1-all. At 2-1, it was Jamaica with a turnover but Jhaniele Fowler-Reid missed a close range effort to give England possession back. An incredible interception from Beth Cobden wasn’t converted by the Roses and a second
A shooting masterclass from Jhaniele Fowler-Reid and a wonderful defensive display led by Shamera Sterling, saw Jamaica take a dominant 66-49 victory over England at the Copper Box this evening. During a night in which the capital rose to salute Jade Clarke as the most capped England player of all time, her 130th appearance in
Team Bath Netball’s Eboni Beckford-Chambers (pictured above) says she is “delighted” to be back in the senior England squad for the forthcoming three-match Vitality Netball International Series against Jamaica. Blue and Gold team-mate Paige Reed (also pictures above) has also been named in an U21 Roses squad, coached by Team Bath’s Emily Perry and Denise
England Netball is delighted to announce the Roses squad which has been selected to take part in the three-match Vitality Netball International Series against Jamaica. Once again Ama Agbeze will lead the side with England’s most capped player, Jade Clarke, and Joanne Harten taking on the role of Vice-Captains. The Roses also welcome back Eboni
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
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