Bridget Tunnicliffe is a sports journalist and news planner for RNZ, focusing on local sports news in Wellington, New Zealand. With a passion for covering a wide range of sports, Bridget brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by athletes and sports clubs in the region.
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The Silver Ferns have won the Constellation Cup for just the third time after beating Australia 61-43 in the third Test of the series in Perth.
The Silver Ferns shock series win over the world champion Australians is the result of a side that's realising its full potential, says captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio.
Analysis - The Australian Diamonds talk about expecting to win whenever they step out on court, and that has been reflected in the reaction to their shock loss of the Constellation Cup.
The White Ferns allrounder might have returned to New Zealand with a little injury but she still feels on top of the world.
By: Bridget Tunnicliffe Rnz
By Bridget Tunnicliffe of RNZ The Australian Diamonds talk about expecting to win whenever they step out on court, and that has been reflected
Having been with the national side for a decade, Phoenix Karaka is enjoying being part of the "movement" that has seen them stun their arch-rivals.
Analysis - The Silver Ferns can walk away from their 3-1 Constellation Cup series win feeling optimistic, but aware of how quickly the script can flip now at the top of international netball.
When the left-arm spinner became the third player in the history of test cricket to take all 10 wickets in an innings against India in 2021, it didn't result in a Black Caps win.
Maia Wilson shoots during a Fast5 Netball world series game. Photo: Brendon Ratnayake / www.photosport.nz
Martina Salmon (left) of New Zealand and Lucy Austin from Australia before they head out to play. Fast 5 Netball World Series, Christchurch 2024. © Photo: Martin Hunter / www.photosport.nz Photo: Martin Hunter
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