The Silver Ferns faced a tough battle against Australia in the Nations Cup opener, suffering a 13-goal defeat. Can they bounce back in the next match?
The Silver Ferns started their 2024 season on a challenging note, experiencing a heavy 63-50 loss to their arch-rivals, the Australian Diamonds, in the opening match of the Nations Cup. Despite their efforts, the Ferns couldn't bridge the gap with the world champions, showcasing a fresh-faced squad led by coach Dame Noeline Taurua. The Diamonds' stellar performance left the Ferns with a significant defeat, raising questions about their strategy and preparedness for the tournament.
In a surprising turn of events, the Diamonds established their dominance early on, securing a comfortable win against the traditionally strong New Zealand team. The Ferns' stumble in the matchup highlighted the need for improved performance as they gear up to face other tough competitors in the Netball Nations Cup. With the pressure mounting on the Ferns to redeem themselves, all eyes are on how they will regroup and come back stronger in the upcoming games.
Despite the setback against Australia, the Silver Ferns displayed resilience and determination in their subsequent face-off against Uganda. The Ferns managed to secure a hard-fought 65-60 victory over Uganda, showcasing their ability to bounce back from adversity and adapt swiftly on the court. This win not only boosted the Ferns' morale but also hinted at their potential to overcome challenges and excel in the competition.
Looking ahead, the Silver Ferns are set to face more formidable opponents in the Nations Cup, including crucial matchups that will test their skills and teamwork. As the tournament progresses, the Ferns will aim to build on their strengths, learn from their mistakes, and elevate their performance to secure victories against top-ranking teams, ultimately striving for a strong finish in the prestigious netball competition.
The Silver Ferns opened their 2024 season with a 13-goal loss to Australia, unable to bridge the gap with their trans-Tasman rivals.
The Silver Ferns have faded badly over the final quarter, falling to a 63-50 defeat against world champions Australia in the opening match of the Nations ...
The Origin Diamonds opened their 2024 account with a 13-goal win over the New Zealand Silver Ferns.
New Zealand have a fresh-faced squad for tomorrow morning's tournament opener against the Australian Diamonds, including debutant Amorangi Malesala.
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Australia opened its Netball Nations Cup campaign with a comfortable win against trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand, while England battled past world number ...
At Ovo Arena Wembley, London: Australian Diamonds 63 (Cara Koenen 23/26, Sophie Garbin 17/18, Kiera Austin 16/21, Sophie Dwyer 7/8) beat Silver Ferns 50 ...
The opening match of the Nations Cup in London early Sunday morning (all times AEDT) went to script with Australia handing an relatively inexperienced New ...
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Ausdtralia won 63-50 against the Silver Ferns in the opening match of the Vitality Netball Nations Cup in London. The Silver Ferns next play Uganda at 3am, ...
New Zealand were humbled by 13 goals in their tournament opening loss to Australia and will meet Uganda overnight. The Silver Ferns triumphed by 10 goals ...
Australia finished with a flourish to close out a 63-50 win over the Silver Ferns in the opening game of the Nations Cup in London yesterday.
New Zealand produced a strong second half to outpace the She Cranes by seven goals after trailing by two at halftime, Silver Ferns shooter Grace Nweke near ...
The Silver Ferns posted their first win of the Netball Nations Cup with a determined and disciplined 65-60 victory over an ever-improving Uganda in London ...
Showcasing their depth of talent, Australia finished with a flourish to close out a 63-50 win over the Silver Ferns in the opening match of the Vitality ...
At Ovo Arena Wembley, London: Silver Ferns 65 (Grace Nweke 53/54, Georgia Heffernan 12/13) beat Uganda 60 (Mark Cholhok 46/50, Irene Eyaru 10/10).
After trailing by two goals at halftime, the Ferns' shooting tandem of Grace Nweke and Georgia Heffernan clicked into gear to ensure New Zealand bounced back ...