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Vixens down Firebirds, stay unbeaten in Super Netball

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By Adrian Warren
| Perth Now Verified
Unbeaten Melbourne Vixens have withstood a second-half surge from the Queensland Firebirds, pulling away to secure a 68-55 Super Netball home win. The Vixens won three of the four quarters and were up by as much as 14 in the third, but the spirited young Firebirds got back within four early in the last. Melbourne reasserted themselves down the stretch and were too clinical and accurate for the visitors.
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Diamonds beat South Africa by 19 in first Test

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By Adrian Warren
| Perth Now Verified
Australia have bounced back from successive Constellation Cup losses and a quick turnaround to score a 62-43 win over South Africa in Cairns. Just two days after their loss to the Silver Ferns in New Zealand, the world champions won every quarter in the first match of their three-game series. Seven straight goals in the first quarter and six in a row in the last proved to be the Diamonds' two big scoring surges.
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Diamonds edge Jamaica to make netball World Cup final

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By Adrian Warren
| MSN Australia Verified
Australia have earned a shot at netball World Cup revenge against England after a thrilling 57-54 semi-final win over Jamaica in Cape Town earned them a rematch with the Roses in the tournament decider. The game was tied 50-50 on Saturday going into the last five minutes, but a big play by goal keeper and player of the match Courtney Bruce helped turn the tide in Australia's favour.
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