What next for Proteas at Netball World Cup

The Proteas’ next assignment at the Netball World Cup. Photo: Netball SA.

LIVE SCORING: South Africa v Trinidad & Tobago

Keep track of all the live scoring as South Africa take on Trinidad & Tobago in a crucial game at the Netball World Cup in Cape Town.

What next for Proteas at Netball World Cup

The Proteas’ next assignment at the Netball World Cup. Photo: Netball SA.

The Proteas will now play against Trinidad & Tobago in the newly formed Group G at 18:00 on Monday 31 July 2023. Their two other Netball World Cup clashes will be against current World Champions New Zealand and fellow Africans Uganda.

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What next for Proteas at Netball World Cup
The Proteas’ next assignment at the Netball World Cup. Photo: Netball SA.

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WHAT WAS SAID AFTER FIRST NWC LOSS

This past weekend, the hosts started their campaign with wins over Wales and Sri Lanka before suffering defeat to Jamaica.

“We went into this match knowing that it was going to be a tough game, I mean seven of their players are playing in the Super League, that showed today,” Plummer explained.

“Our players did well, we had a few mistakes that cost us dearly, but I think these are things we can work on. No one wants to lose but there are lessons we are taking out of this – the journey doesn’t stop here, we have a few more games to go and anything can happen from here onwards,” she added.

“We will need to be better prepared for our remaining fixtures if we are to go all the way, we are not naïve to assume or think that it will be any easier – we must take the lessons, apply them and see what happens from there.”

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