The Vitality Roses concluded their Cadbury Netball Series campaign in New Zealand with a 62-47 defeat to the Silver Ferns at the Claudelands Arena on 1 November. The Silver Ferns lifted the Taini Jamison Trophy at the end of the three-test encounter following two previous 58-45 and 54-47 victories. After three highly-competitive tests on their
The Vitality Roses; England’s elite netball team, fell to a narrow 54-47 defeat after an improved performance against New Zealand Silver Ferns in the second match of the Cadbury Netball Series. The result means it will be New Zealand lifting the Taini Jamison Trophy on Sunday morning as the three match test draws to an
Head Coach of the Vitality Roses, Jess Thirlby has revealed the names of 16 players who will travel with her to New Zealand to face the Silver Ferns this October. The England side are set to fly to New Zealand on 8 October, after which the team will quarantine for two weeks before facing the
The Vitality Roses; England’s elite netball team are set to travel to New Zealand in October to face world champions the Silver Ferns amidst a COVID-19 disrupted international season. The three-Test Cadbury Netball Series, with the Taini Jamison Trophy on the line, will see the Vitality Roses step on court against the Silver Ferns for
The England Roses produced a scintillating final quarter fight back before defeating New Zealand 64-57 in a phenomenal extra-time finish at the Copper Box Arena this evening. With nearly 6,000 fans crammed into the arena for the Vitality Netball International Series, as part of the Netball Quad Series clash, there was barely a spare seat
Team Bath Netball have continued their build-up to the 2018 Vitality Superleague season by testing themselves against international opposition preparing for this year’s Commonwealth Games in Australia. The Sitec-sponsored Blue & Gold entertained Wales at the Team Bath Arena on Saturday, winning 68-31, before facing netball powerhouses New Zealand at London’s Copper Box Arena on
A valiant England display wasn’t enough to wrestle the Taini Jamison Trophy away from the Silver Ferns in Hamilton this morning. It was a classic encounter with both sides locked together until the final 10 minutes, when a late New Zealand surge saw them take out a 62-55 victory and, with it, the Series. Tracey
The England Roses put in a tremendous performance as they overcame world no.2s New Zealand Silver Ferns on home soil in Auckland to win their second Quad Series match 49-45. A stellar final 15 minutes from the Roses secured only their fifth ever win over the Silver Ferns in 88 matches. Tracey Neville opted to
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