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She Cranes face South Africa with a semi final spot in sight in Netball World Cup

Norman Mwambazi by Norman Mwambazi
July 17, 2019
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2019 Netball World Cup: Uganda vs South Africa, Today 9 pm.

The Uganda She Cranes have been on a roll lately after getting three consecutive wins in the ongoing Netball World Cup in Liverpool, England.

Today evening at exactly 9 pm, the She Cranes will face the South Africa Proteas in what promises to be one of the toughest tests they have faced yet. The She Cranes are currently 6th in International Netball rankings, while the Proteas are only a place ahead, ranking in at 5th.

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Uganda will need all their players fully fit and in top form, knowing that a win from this fixture will greatly improve their chances of proceeding to the semi finals of this tournament, for the first time in history.

In a brief post match interview on Monday, She Cranes captain Peace Proscovia said that today’s opponents will not be a walk over, since they last won them a nearly a decade ago. South Africa is still unbeaten in this edition’s Netball World Cup, but the She Cranes, being the current African Netball champions are confident they can get a positive result out of this fixture.

All eyes on them tonight, as we wish our ladies the best of luck tonight to keep flying the Ugandan flag high.

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