Stacey Francis made a winning return to action as the Team Bath Netball defender helped England wrap up a 3-0 series whitewash of Trinidad & Tobago. Francis missed the last month of the Superleague season and the first two matches of the Test series while she recovered from a knee injury. But she showed
A masterful second half display from England saw them seal a 69-36 win over Trinidad & Tobago in Liverpool this evening, clinching a 3-0 Series victory in Tracey Neville’s first International commitments as head coach. With a Series win already confirmed, a couple of changes were made to the starting line-up with Stacey Francis making
England clinched an unassailable 2-0 Series lead following a 67-42 victory over Trinidad & Tobago at the Copper Box, London on what proved to be a momentous evening for one fan’s favourite. Following in the footsteps of some legendary England names, Pamela Cookey etched her name into the 100 club by racking up her centenary
Team Bath Netball defender Sam Cook helped England make a dream start to their Test series against Trinidad & Tobago in front of a large and noisy crowd at the University of Bath. Cook started at goal-keeper for Wednesday’s series opener and formed an effective defensive partnership with Sonia Mkoloma – making her first international
England got off to the perfect start under Tracey Neville as they secured a hard fought 65-42 victory over Trinidad & Tobago to take a 1-0 lead at the University of Bath in their three-match International Series. With several England regulars still competing for their ANZ franchises down under, the starting seven allowed a chance
Team Bath Netball defenders Sam Cook and Stacey Francis have been named in a 12-strong England Netball squad for the upcoming three-match Test series against Trinidad & Tobago. They are joined in the squad by former Team Bath players Sara Bayman, Pamela Cookey, Kadeen and Sasha Corbin, and Rachel Dunn. The opening match of the
The England squad for the upcoming home International Series against Trinidad & Tobago has been announced this afternoon. This will be the final occasion that England competes on home soil ahead of the Netball World Cup which will be hosted in Sydney this summer. Tracey Neville leads the side for the first time since her
England Netball is delighted to confirm that this summer’s World Cup preparations begin with a three-match home International Series against Trinidad & Tobago this May. The Netball World Cup begins in Sydney in August and the hard work for England’s stars begins as soon as the Netball Superleague draws to a close. Three matches have
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