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She Cranes Beats Samoa to Claim 1st Victory in Netball World Cup 2019

Today has been game two of the Netball World Cup tournament happening in Liverpool, England.

After loosing their first game to the hosts (England) yesterday, the Uganda She Cranes has claimed a first victory after beating Samoa 69-48 to resurrect their chances of qualifying out of the group stages.

She Cranes is in the group of England, Scotland and Samoa.  meanwhile, the Roses have secured their second victory after beating Scotland by 70 – 34 in game day 2.

 

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