2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games July 2014

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MEDIA GUIDE 2014
New Zealand Netball Team
2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
MEDIACONTACTS
Kerry Manders
NNZ Media & Communications Director
+64 21 410 970
[email protected]
Please contact Kerry Manders with any media queries
or interview requests for the New Zealand Netball
Team. Kerry will be based in Glasgow for the duration of
the Commonwealth Games.
Ashley Abbott
NZOC Communications Manager
+64 21 552 021
[email protected]
Please contact Ashley Abbott with any media queries
relating to the New Zealand Commonwealth Games
Team. Ashley will be based in Glasgow for the duration
of the Commonwealth Games.
CONTENTS
MEDIA INFORMATION
Need to Know
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NZ Broadcast Information
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Netball Draw
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Media Opportunities
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Social & Digital
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NEW ZEALAND NETBALL TEAM
Team List
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Player Profiles
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Management Profiles
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STATISTICS
Head-to-Head19
2010 Commonwealth Games
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28
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Milestones | Interesting Facts & Figures
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Test Match History: Silver Ferns
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MEDIA INFORMATION
NEEDTOKNOW
Draw & Results
Available on the Netball New Zealand
Website www.mynetball.co.nz or directly
http://bit.ly/CWG2014.The results will be
updated immediately after each event.
Playing Times
Glasgow, Scotland is 11 hours behind New
Zealand, so we have listed all match times
in both local time and New Zealand time.
For more indepth broadcast information,
please check your local listings for details.
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Broadcast Information
All New Zealand Netball matches will be
broadcast LIVE on SKY Sport with replays
and highlights throughout the
Commonwealth Games.
MEDIA INFORMATION
NZBROADCASTINFORMATION
25 July
8.20pm | New Zealand v Malawi
LIVE on SKY Sport
2 August
8.50pm | Semi Final 1
LIVE on SKY Sport
26 July
10.20pm | Scotland v New Zealand
LIVE on SKY Sport
2 August
11.05pm | Semi Final 2
LIVE on SKY Sport
28 July
5.50am | Northern Ireland v New Zealand
LIVE on SKY Sport
3 August
8.50pm | Bronze Medal Match
LIVE on SKY Sport
29 July
10.20pm | New Zealand v Saint Lucia
LIVE on SKY Sport
3 August
11.20pm | Gold Medal Match
LIVE on SKY Sport
30 July
10.20pm | New Zealand v Jamaica
LIVE on SKY Sport
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MEDIA INFORMATION
NETBALLDRAW
Local Time
NZ Time
Pool
Team 1
v Team 2
Score
DAY 1 | 24 July
11.30am
10.30pm
A
Malawi
Northern Ireland
1.30pm
12.30am*
B
Australia
Wales
5.00pm
4.00am*
B
Trinidad & Tobago
Barbados
7,00pm
6.00am*
A
Saint Lucia
Jamaica
9.30am
8.30pm
A
New Zealand
Malawi
11.30am
10.30pm
B
England
Wales
3.00pm
2.00am*
B
South Africa
Trinidad & Tobago
5.00pm
4.00am*
A
Scotland
Saint Lucia
7.00pm
6.00am*
A
Jamaica
Northern Ireland
DAY 2 | 25 July
DAY 3 | 26 July
9.30am
8.30pm
B
Australia
England
11.30am
10.30pm
A
Scotland
New Zealand
3.00pm
2.00am*
B
South Africa
Barbados
5.00pm
4.00am*
A
Saint Lucia
Malawi
7.00pm
6.00am*
B
Wales
Trinidad & Tobago
DAY 4 | 27 July
9.30am
8.30pm
A
Jamaica
Scotland
11.30am
10.30pm
B
Barbados
Australia
5.00pm
4.00am*
B
England
South Africa
7.00pm
6.00am*
A
Northern Ireland
New Zealand
DAY 5 | 28 July
9.30am
8.30pm
B
Wales
Barbados
11.30am
10.30pm
B
Trinidad & Tobago
Australia
* Indicates the following day, ie a game played at 1:30pm on the 24th of July local
time will broadcast LIVE in NZ at 12.30am on the 25th July due to the time difference.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
NETBALLDRAW
Local Time
NZ Time
Pool
Team 1
v Team 2
5.00pm
4.00am*
A
Northern Ireland
Saint Lucia
7.00pm
6.00am*
A
Jamaica
Malawi
Score
DAY 6 | 29 July
9.30am
8.30pm
B
England
Trinidad & Tobago
11:30am
10:30pm
A
New Zealand
Saint Lucia
5.00pm
4.00am*
B
South Africa
Wales
7.00pm
6.00am*
A
Malawi
Scotland
DAY 7 | 30 July
9.30am
8.30pm
B
Australia
South Africa
11:30am
10:30pm
A
New Zealand
Jamaica
5.00pm
4.00am*
A
Scotland
Northern Ireland
7.00pm
6.00am*
B
Barbados
England
DAY 8 | 31 July
5.00pm
4.00am*
Play-off
3rd Pool B
3rd Pool A
7.00pm
6.15am*
Play-off
4th Pool B
4th Pool A
DAY 9 | 1 August
9.30am
8.30pm
Play-off
5th Pool B
5th Pool A
11.45am
10.45pm
Play-off
6th Pool B
6th Pool A
DAY 10 | 2 August
10.00am
9:00pm
Semi-Final 1
1st Pool A
2nd Pool B
12:15pm
11:15pm
Semi-Final 2
1st Pool B
2nd Pool A
10.00am
9:00pm
Bronze Match Loser SF 1
Loser SF 2
12:30pm
11:30pm
GOLD MATCH Winner SF 1
Winner SF2
12:30pm
1:30am*
Medal Ceremony
DAY 11 | 3 August
* Indicates the following day, ie a game played at 1:30pm on the 24th of July local
time will broadcast LIVE in NZ at 12.30am on the 25th July due to the time difference.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
MEDIAOPPORTUNITIES
Wednesday 23rd July
2.00pm | Press Conference
Commonwealth Games Media Centre
Tuesday 29th July
Media Mixed Zone: Post game
SECC Match Venue
Thursday 24th July
2.30pm-3.30pm | Visuals & Interviews after
Training
Langside Campus
Wednesday 30th July
SECC Match Venue
Friday 25th July
SECC Match Venue
Saturday 26th July
SECC Match Venue
Friday 1st August
9.30am-10.15am | Visuals & Interviews
during and after training
Langside Campus
Wednesday 6th August
11.00am | Media Opportunity
Auckland International Airport - Arrivals
(Flight Number: SQ285)
Sunday 27th July
SECC Match Venue
TRAINING VENUES
Commonwealth Games Media Centre: Inside the Scottish Exhibition Conference Centre
(SECC Match Venue): Exhibition Way, Glasgow, G38 YW. Ph:+44 141 248 3000
Langside Campus: 50 Prospecthill Road, Glasgow G42 9LB.
Scottish Exhibition Conference Centre (SECC Match Venue): Exhibition Way, Glasgow,
G38 YW. Ph:+44 141 248 3000
MEDIA OPPORTUNITY
Auckland International Airport: Ray Emery Dr, Auckland 2022.
+64 9 275 0789
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MEDIA INFORMATION
SOCIAL&DIGITAL
Keep up-to-date with the NZ Netball Team via the Silver Ferns social platforms including
exclusive images, LIVE scoring and so much more.
Official Hashtags: #Glasgow2014 #NetballNZ #CWG2014
FACEBOOK
Facebook.com/SilverFernsNZ
A dedicated New Zealand Netball Team forum page where fans can engage and
keep up to date with the latest scores, photos and Netball news.
INSTAGRAM
Instagram.com/SilverFernsNZ
Behind-the-scenes photos and video clips of the New Zealand Netball Team.
TWITTER
@SilverFernsNZ
LIVE updates, scores and the latest New Zealand Netball Team News.
YOUTUBE
YouTube.com/SilverFernsTV
Check out video clips of the New Zealand Netball Team behind the scenes.
WEBSITE
MyNetball.co.nz
MyNetball is the one-stop-shop for all things Netball New Zealand including
information, event details, news, history and player blogs – just to name a few.
PINTEREST
Pinterest.com/MyNetball
Check out the Netball New Zealand Pins for fun photo galleries and fan interactions.
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NEW ZEALAND NETBALL
TEAM LIST
PLAYER
POSITIONS HEIGHTAGE
CAPSTEST DEBUT
Jodi Brown
GA, GS
35
1.85m
33 (6 May)
12 Jul 2003
Leana de Bruin
GD, GK
1.90m
36 (9 July)
74 (NZ) 26 Feb 2003
34 (RSA)
Shannon Francois C, WA
1.78m
23 (12 Oct)
6
4 Oct 2013
Katrina Grant
GK, GD
1.86m
27 (6 May)
49
20 Sep 2008
Ellen Halpenny
GA, GS
1.85m
23* (25 July)
0
-
Anna Harrison
GK, GD, WD
1.87m
31 (15 April)
74
1 Nov 2002
Joline Henry
WD, GD
1.83m
31 (29 Sept)
78
5 Jul 2004
Casey Kopua (c) GD, GK
1.88m
29 (19 June)
77
14 Nov 2005
Laura Langman (vc)C, WA,WD
1.73m
28 (16 April)
100
12 Mar 2005
Cathrine Latu
GS, GA
1.89m
27 (25 Oct)
16
3 Oct 2011
30 (SAM)
Liana Leota
C, WA
1.68m
29 (31 Oct)
30
26 Oct 2008
Maria Tutaia
GA, GS
1.88m
27 (18 Feb)
84
13 Nov 2005
*Ellen’s 24th birthday is during the Commonwealth Games, on the same day as the
New Zealand vs Malawi game.
COACH
ASSISTANT COACH
OPERATIONS MANAGER
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
PERFORMANCE ANALYST
Waimarama Taumaunu
Vicki Wilson
Esther Molloy
Dr Mark Fulcher
Sharon Kearney
Dr Bobby Willcox
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NEW ZEALAND NETBALL TEAM PLAYER PROFILES
CASEY
KOPUA (C)
(ONZM)
Silver Ferns Squad: 2004-2014
Caps: 77
Caps: 100
Debut: 14 November 2005 vs Barbados, in
Jamaica
Debut: 12 March, 2005 v England in Auckland
Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist: 2006,
2010
World Netball Series Gold Medallist: 2009
2010
FAST5 Netball World Series Gold Medallist: 2013
FAST5 Netball World Series Gold Medallist:
2012-2013
World Netball Championship Silver Medallist:
2007, 2011
World Youth Netball Championship Gold
Medallist: 2005
New Zealand A: 2004
NZU21: 2002-2005
New Zealand U21: 2003-2005
Dynamic mid-courter Laura Langman is one of
the finest ball carriers in the game. The 28 year
old boasts an incredible record of taking to
the court for every Silver Ferns match since her
selection in 2005 and is only the third player to
have reached the 100 game milestone, which
she did in January 2014.
Medallist: 2005
The Silver Ferns have a proud history of
producing outstanding defenders, none
more so than captain Casey Kopua (formerly
Williams).
Kopua has been leading the Silver Ferns since
July 2009, taking the reins from retiring leader
Julie Seymour. Her first victory as captain
against the Australian Diamonds was in the first
match of the 2009 Holden Netball Test Series,
on 6 September at Acer Arena, Sydney.
Playing in either the goal keep or goal defence
position on court, Kopua is well known for her
aerial intercepts and dogged determination.
Her dedication to Netball was recognised in
2011, named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours
List as an Officer for the New Zealand Order of
Merit for services to New Zealand Netball.
Kopua has spent the past seven ANZ
Championship seasons playing for the Waikato
Bay of Plenty Magic side and led them into the
2014 ANZ Championship Finals Series.
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LAURA
LANGMAN (VC)
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Langman is the vice-captain of the Silver
Ferns and after six years of ANZ Championship
Netball playing for the Waikato Bay of Plenty
Magic, signed for the Northern Mystics in the
2014 season.
Just one year after being chosen for the
NZU21 side at the age of 16, Langman made
the Silver Ferns squad and won her first test
cap against England in 2005 at the age
of nineteen. That same year, she led New
Zealand to a memorable win in the World
Youth Championships and in 2006, was in the
Silver Ferns team which won a Commonwealth
Games gold medal in the final against the
Australian Diamonds in Melbourne. Langman
was also a member of the Silver Ferns team
which won gold at the 2010 Commonwealth
Games in Delhi.
JODI
BROWN
LEANA
DE BRUIN
Silver Ferns Squad: 2002-2007, 2012-2014
Caps: 35
Caps: 74 (NZ), 34 (RSA)
Debut: 12 July, 2003 v Niue, in Jamaica
Debut: February 2003 v England, in England
World Netball Championships Gold Medallist:
2003
2003
A former basketball national champion, Jodi
made her national Netball league debut at
16, and worked her way through age group
sides to earn her first call-up to the Silver Ferns
twelve years ago.
2010
The ever consistent shooter made her debut
against Niue at the World Championships in
Jamaica in 2003, where the Ferns won the world
title. On the eve of the 2006 Commonwealth
Games, Jodi suffered a devastating knee
injury, but a year later, returned to play at the
2007 World Championships.
The girl from Whanganui gained 28 Test Caps
for New Zealand before stepping out of
international Netball in 2007 to start a family.
Now a mother of two and a world champion,
Brown made a remarkable comeback to the
Silver Ferns after a five-year absence.
Her reselection came after a strong
performance for the Southern Steel in the 2012
ANZ Championship, playing her way back into
the national team in 2012 for the Constellation
Cup and Quad Series.
Brown is renowned for a high work-rate on
court and at the start of the 2014 international
Netball season, has 35 test caps.
Leana de Bruin has earned herself a reputation
as one of the best Netball defenders in the
world. An energetic and rangy defender, de
Bruin began her international Netball career in
South Africa where she earned 34 test caps for
her country of birth.
A move to New Zealand followed in 2000,
along with selection in the Silver Ferns where
she was a key part of the victorious 2003
World Champion making her on-court debut.
De Bruin was also a key member of the 2006
and 2010 Commonwealth Games Silver Ferns
teams, winning gold in the process.
De Bruin played most of the ANZ Championship
season for the Magic in 2009 before taking
the rest of the season off with the imminent
arrival of her first child. She returned to the ANZ
Championship for two seasons in 2010-2011 for
the Southern Steel.
De Bruin combines with Ferns teammate
Casey Kopua for the Magic resulting in one of
the most lethal combinations in world netball.
She was part of the Waikato Bay of
Plenty Magic team which won the ANZ
Championship title in 2012. The 36 year old
continues to make an impact as a respected
defender and is playing arguably some of the
best Netball of her career for both the Magic
and the Silver Ferns.
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SHANNON
FRANCOIS
KATRINA
GRANT
Caps: 6
Caps: 49
Debut: 4 October, 2013 v Australia in Adelaide
Debut: 20 September 2008 v Australia, in
Auckland
NZU21: 2011
FAST5 Netball Series World Series Gold
Medallist: 2013
2013 was a break-through year for mid-courter
Shannon Francois, making the most of her
opportunities when handed them by Silver
Ferns Coach Waimarama Taumaunu.
Francois was called into the team as cover
and quickly made her mark with her speed
to the circle edge matching the best in the
world. She was named in the Silver Ferns team
for the Australian leg of the 2013 Constellation
Cup fixtures and earned her first cap against
the Australian Diamonds in the third test match
in Adelaide.
Francois was selected to tour the UK as part of
a 12-strong Silver Ferns team in January 2014
and her selection into the Silver Ferns team for
the Commonwealth Games is reward for her
hard work.
She made the New Zealand U21 squad in 2011
and played against Australia in three tests. She
was later named in the FastNet Ferns squad to
compete in the World Netball Series (FASTNET).
In the ANZ Championship, Francois has found
her niche with the Southern Steel and has had
another stellar year in the midcourt in 2014.
A highly competitive and fit individual, Francois
is now a fully qualified pharmacist and juggles
Netball commitments around her work.
Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist: 2010
FAST5 Netball World Series Gold Medallist:
2012, 2013
NZ U21: 2005-2007
Medallist: 2005
Katrina Grant was named in the Silver Ferns
team for the first time in August 2008 to play
Australia in the New World International
Netball Series. Since then she has formed great
defensive combinations and was pivotal in
the defeat of Australia in the Commonwealth
Games final in 2010.
Selector’s spotted Grant’s potential early in
the piece. After winning the 2005 World Youth
Championships with the NZU21 team, Grant
progressed to NZA and was added to the Silver
Ferns squad in March 2008 following good
performances as a training camp invitee.
She has 49 test caps for the Silver Ferns at
the start of the 2014 International season.
The athletic, rangy defender is known for her
fearless contribution in the defensive circle
and a competitive attitude.
Her antics as part of the FAST5 Ferns in the
FAST5 Netball World Series is legendary and
she is known to be the mastermind behind any
creative attempts by the Ferns at pre-game
entertainment.
Katrina is the captain of the Central Pulse in
the ANZ Championship.
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ELLEN
HALPENNY
ANNA
HARRISON
Silver Ferns Squad: 2014
Caps: -
Caps: 74
NZU21: 2010
Debut: 1 November 2002 vs South Africa, in
Auckland
National Accelerant Squad: 2012-2013
Ellen Halpenny has enjoyed a stellar season
for the Kia Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic in
the ANZ Championship under coach Julie
Fitzgerald. Paired with former Tactix teammate
Jo Harten in the shooting circle, Halpenny
has impressed national selectors with her
tenacious play, gritty determination and an
improved workrate. Her shooting statistics are
at almost 82 percent accuracy however it’s
Halpenny’s overall statistics which have seen
her elevated into the New Zealand team for
the Commonwealth Games.
A versatile attacking player who can
interchange between goal attack and goal
shooter, Halpenny also picks up more than her
share of centre pass receives.
Halpenny has been on selector’s radars for a
while, having played for the 2010 Fastnet Ferns
and the New Zealand U21 team and she has
been in the National Accelerant Squad for
more than two years.
She is the only new cap in the NZ team
of 12 to compete at the Glasgow 2014
Commonwealth Games.
2003
2010
NZU21: 2001-2005
Defender Anna Harrison (nee Scarlett) returned
to the Netball court in 2014 after taking year out
for the birth of her first child. Raised in the small
settlement of Karamea on the South Island’s
West Coast, Harrison first made the Silver Ferns
back in 2002, travelling to the Commonwealth
Games with the team as a training player.
She made her debut for the Silver Ferns in
2002, went on to earn 39 test caps and was
part of the team which won the 2003 World
Championships and 2006 Commonwealth
Games gold medal.
After a several seasons on the international
beach volleyball circuit, Harrison decided to
return to playing Netball in 2010 where she won
another Commonwealth Games gold medal.
The 31 year old played for the Northern Mystics
in the 2014 ANZ Championship and is a versatile
defender, playing in the goal keeper, goal
defence and wing defence positions.
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JOLINE
HENRY
Caps: 78
Caps: 16 (NZ), 30 (SAM)
Debut: 5 July, 2004 v Australia in Hamilton
Ferns Debut: 3 October, 2011 v England in
Auckland
2010
NZU21: 1999-2000, 2003
Tenacious mid-courter Joline Henry has been an
integral member of the Silver Ferns for a decade,
making her on-court debut in 2004 against
Australia. She missed out on the team for the
2006 Commonwealth Games but was selected
for the 2007 Netball World Championships in
Auckland.
Henry was also included in the Silver Ferns side
that won the inaugural World Netball Series in
2009 and the 2010 Commonwealth Games
gold medal in Delhi.
With the start of the ANZ Championship in
2008, Henry signed with the Waikato Bay of
Plenty Magic, moving to the Auckland-based
Northern Mystics for the 2009-2011 seasons.
For the past three years, 30-year-old Henry has
played for the Central Pulse team where she
anchors the midcourt defence. She has an
uncanny ability to read the game and is always
looking to offload into the shooting circle from
the midcourt.
Henry makes her home in Hamilton with her
partner and young son.
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CATHRINE
LATU
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Auckland-born shooter Cathrine Latu is proving
to be a valuable asset to the Silver Ferns and
ANZ Championship side, the Northern Mystics.
Blessed with soft hands, nimble footwork and
an eye for the gap, Latu has continued to add
the polish to her abundant repertoire of skills in
the shooting circle.
After choosing to play for Samoa at the 2007
Netball World Championships in Auckland,
Latu then completed a four-year stand-down
to become eligible to play for the Silver Ferns.
A stand-out performance in a composite
World 7 team in 2009 pushed Cathrine Latu’s
standing in Netball to new heights. Inclusion
in the Silver Ferns squad became a formality
in September 2011, making her debut against
England in October the same year.
Latu’s dedication to being in the best possible
shape to ensure longevity in the game has
seen her focus on health and fitness over
the past six months, and she’s never been in
better physical condition. She is consistently in
the top three in the 2014 ANZ Championship
for shooting accuracy and is playing the best
Netball of her career to date.
Latu first played in the 2006 Commonwealth
Games in Melbourne for Samoa.
LIANA
LEOTA
MARIA
TUTAIA
Silver Ferns Squad: 2008-2011, 2014
Caps: 30
Caps: 84
Debut: 26 October, 2008 v Australia in
Melbourne
Debut: 13 November 2005 v Jamaica, in Jamaica
Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist: 2010
2010
NZU21: 2004-2005
NZU21: 2005
World Youth Championship Gold Medallist: 2005
Medallist: 2005
Liana Leota has made headlines this year,
making a comeback to elite Netball in the
ANZ Championship for the Haier Pulse just
five weeks after the birth of her third child. A
determined and tenacious midcourter, Leota
has the ability to change the pace of a game.
Her sense of timing with circle edge feeds into
the shooters is instinctive and her natural ability
has seen her reselected into the Silver Ferns
midcourt for the first time since 2011.
She was a key team member of the gold
medal winning Commonwealth Games side
in Delhi, so her experience in the cauldron of
high pressure netball will be invaluable to the
Ferns set up in 2014.
FAST5 Netball World Series Gold Medallist: 2012,
2013
One of the most skilled long-range shooters in the
world, Maria Tutaia continues to thrill audiences
with her deadly accuracy and elegant shooting
style.
One year after her selection in the NZU21 side a
decade ago, the team went on to win the 2005
World Youth Championships with Tutaia showing
the poise and focus of a much older player.
Tutaia was rewarded, making her on-court debut
for the Silver Ferns during their tour of Jamaica just
a few months later.
In 2006, Tutaia won a Commonwealth Games
gold medal as part of the New Zealand team
at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games and
again in 2010, landing the winning goal in the
double extra-time gold medal match against
rivals Australia.
Tutaia has made headlines at the FAST5 Netball
World Series in Auckland over the past two years
with incredible displays of shooting long range
goals under pressure for the FAST5 Ferns. With
three different shooting ranges, the format of the
game plays to Tutaia’s strengths with her ability to
sink shots from anywhere in the goal circle.
Now a senior member of the Silver Ferns side, Tutaia
is fast closing in on 100 test caps for the Silver Ferns,
and is on track to reach the milestone in 2015.
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NEW ZEALAND NETBALL TEAM MANAGEMENT PROFILES
WAIMARAMA
TAUMAUNU
VICKI
WILSON
(MBE)
(OAM)
COACH
ASSISTANT COACH
The Silver Ferns coach and former
Silver Ferns captain almost needs no
introduction with her Netball pedigree
as one of the world’s top defenders,
representing the Ferns for more than a
decade from 1981-1991, including the
1987 World Championship winning team.
This former Australian Netball captain is
one of the finest shooters ever to play
the game. Vicki Wilson joined the Silver
Ferns management team in August,
2013 as assistant coach, working closely
with coach Waimarama Taumaunu.
Since retiring from playing Netball,
Taumaunu has had stints as the National
Performance Director for All England
Netball (1998-2003), assistant coach for
England (2003 World Championships),
NZA team coach and a previous term as
Silver Ferns assistant coach (1997-1998
and more recently 2008-2012 assisting
Ruth Aitken).
One career highlight was pairing with
Aitken to lead the national side to
Commonwealth Games glory in 2010,
defeating Australia in double extra
time. In the 1992 New Year Honours,
Taumaunu was made a Member of the
Order of the British Empire for services to
Netball and was inducted into the New
Zealand Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.
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Vicki started her international playing
career in 1985, selected into the
Australian Netball team, a spot she held
for fifteen years. In that time, she earned
104 Test Caps, three World Championship
gold medals and one Commonwealth
Games gold medal. She was awarded
the Order of Australia medal in 1992.
Since retiring in 1999, Vicki has forged
a
successful
high
performance
coaching career, and is highly sought
after all around Australasia delivering,
coordinating and managing high
performance programmes. Vicki’s ability
to deliver professional leadership which
sets vision combined with individual and
team goals sets her apart.
ESTHER
MOLLOY
SHARON
KEARNEY
OPERATIONS MANAGER
LEAD
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
A key part of the Silver Ferns
Management team since 2009, Esther
Molloy is responsible for organising and
managing the Silver Ferns squad. A
skilled multi-tasker and avid Netball
enthusiast, Esther relishes her role with the
team, making sure they are a tightknit
unit both on and off the court.
Sharon Kearney is so much more than
the Silver Ferns Lead Physiotherapist.
The mother of three also runs her own
Physiotherapy business in Christchurch, is
the Lead Provider for High Performance
Sport NZ and has been part of the
Netball New Zealand family for three
decades.
Esther works closely with coaches
Waimarama Taumaunu and assistant
coach Vicki Wilson to make sure
everything from an operational point of
view has been organised to the highest
degree. A key part of her role is knowing
where the local supermarket and
Laundromat is!
Sharon has led the charge for Netball
in New Zealand to use the latest
technology and sports science available
to ensure optimum performances on
the court. Trusted by the very best in the
business, Sharon is a key member of the
Silver Ferns Management team where
she was the physio from 1992-1995 and
reappointed to the role in 2002.
The attention to detail required for this
role makes Esther the perfect fit and
with five years’ experience in the Silver
Ferns management team, she is still as
passionate about the team and their
results as the day she started.
Esther
comes
from
a
sporting
background and shares her love of
netball with a passion for sailing. This is
her second Commonwealth Games
campaign.
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DR BOBBY
WILLCOX
KERRY
MANDERS
PERFORMANCE
ANALYST
MEDIA &
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTOR
Dr Bobby Willcox has worked with the
Silver Ferns for ten years as performance
analyst and after many years of
mathematical and statistical study,
now boasts a doctorate in Statistics. A
highly valued member of the Silver Ferns
Management team, Bobby plays a vital
role in the Silver Ferns where one pass,
one shot and one movement can make
all the difference.
Kerry’s passion for all things Netball has
seen her notch up 19 years at Netball
New Zealand covering a wide range of
roles in that time. Kerry’s job as Media
& Communications Director covers all
aspects of Netball New Zealand media
relations from ANZ Championship to the
High Performance level and the Silver
Ferns.
Kerry has toured the world with the Silver
Ferns including Commonwealth Games
and World Championship events.
Over the past five years, Kerry has
been instrumental within NNZ to setting
up the hugely popular Netball New
Zealand website and other social media
channels.
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STATISTICS
HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
116
V
Australia
PLAYED
116
45
WON
69
2
DRAWN
2
% WINS
59%
39%
6
CONSEC WINS
10
67 goals, 21 July 2007
HIGHEST SCORE
68 goals, 21 October 2012
11 goals, 20 August 1938
LOWEST SCORE
27 goals, 1 February 1985
BIGGEST WIN
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
2013
New Zealand 55 d Australia 51
15 September
Australia 48 d New Zealand 45
19 September
4 October
7 October
13 October
WINNING MARGINS
24
BETWEEN 1 AND 5 GOALS
35
9
17
11
9
1
7
–
1
–
41+ GOALS
-
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STATISTICS
HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
81
V
England
PLAYED
81
76
WON
3
2
DRAWN
2
% WINS
4%
94%
41
CONSEC WINS
1
HIGHEST SCORE
LOWEST SCORE
BIGGEST WIN
5 goals, 13 May 2007
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
2011
2012
2014
New Zealand 62 d England 40
3 October
6 October
17 October
25 October
20 January
WINNING MARGINS
20
7
3
14
-
23
-
22
-
8
-
2
41+ GOALS
-
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HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
6
V
Malawi
PLAYED
6
6
WON
0
0
DRAWN
0
% WINS
0%
100%
6
CONSEC WINS
0
85 goals, 10 November 2007
HIGHEST SCORE
67 goals, 23 March 2006
LOWEST SCORE
BIGGEST WIN
-
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
2006
New Zealand 67 d Malawi 39
23 March (CWG)
2007
10 November (WC12)
2013
24 October
27 October
31 October
WINNING MARGINS
-
-
-
-
1
-
1
-
3
-
1
41+ GOALS
-
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STATISTICS
HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
11
V
Scotland
PLAYED
11
11
WON
0
0
DRAWN
0
% WINS
0%
100%
11
CONSEC WINS
0
85 goals, 1963
HIGHEST SCORE
35 goals, 1975
39 goals, 1985
LOWEST SCORE
7 goals, 1963
78 goals, 1963
BIGGEST WIN
-
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
1985
New Zealand 64 d Scotland 14
3 August
1987
21 August
2014
24 July
WINNING MARGINS
22
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
1
-
9
41+ GOALS
-
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STATISTICS
HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
10
V
Northern Ireland
PLAYED
10
10
WON
0
0
DRAWN
0
% WINS
0%
100%
10
CONSEC WINS
0
112 goals, 1963
HIGHEST SCORE
26 goals, 27 September 1999
LOWEST SCORE
4 goals, 1963
108 goals, 1963
BIGGEST WIN
-
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
1985
New Zealand 69 d Northern Ireland 10
4 August
1987
22 August
1991
19 July
1999
27 September
WINNING MARGINS
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
-
8
41+ GOALS
-
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HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
1
V
Saint Lucia
PLAYED
1
1
WON
0
0
DRAWN
0
% WINS
0%
100%
1
CONSEC WINS
0
HIGHEST SCORE
LOWEST SCORE
BIGGEST WIN
-
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
1979
New Zealand 48 d Saint Lucia 27
18 August
WINNING MARGINS
24
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
41+ GOALS
-
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STATISTICS
HEADTOHEAD
New Zealand
48
V
Jamaica
PLAYED
48
44
WON
2
2
DRAWN
2
% WINS
4%
92%
17
CONSEC WINS
1
HIGHEST SCORE
32 goals, 10 May 1996
LOWEST SCORE
20 goals, 1967
BIGGEST WIN
9 goals, 2002
48 goals, 1990
PREVIOUS 5 MEETINGS
2009
Jamaica 53 d New Zealand 50
22 October
2010
New Zealand 58 d Jamaica 35
18 August
21 August
12 October (CWG)
17 January
2014
WINNING MARGINS
10
1
3
1
13
-
13
-
3
-
2
41+ GOALS
-
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STATISTICS
2010COMMONWEALTHGAMES
Delhi, India | Gold Medal match, Thursday October 14, 2010
New Zealand defeated Australia 66-64 in extended extra-time
New Zealand team: Casey Williams (captain), Temepara George (vice-captain), Irene
van Dyk, Maria Tutaia, Laura Langman, Anna Scarlett, Leana de Bruin, Joline Henry,
Liana Barrett-Chase, Grace Rasmussen, Katrina Grant, Daneka Wipiiti
Coach: Ruth Aitken Assistant Coach: Waimarama Taumaunu
Australian team: Sharelle McMahon (captain), Natalie von Bertouch (vice-captain),
Rebecca Bulley, Catherine Cox, Susan Fuhrmann, Laura Geitz, Mo’onia Gerrard,
Kimberlee Green, Renae Hallinan, Natalie Medhurst, Lauren Nourse, Susan Pratley.
Coach: Norma Plummer Assistant Coach: Susan Kenny
Results:
New Zealand 102 defeated Papua New Guinea 21
New Zealand 87 defeated Cook Islands 24
New Zealand 47 defeated England 41
New Zealand 70 defeated South Africa 29
New Zealand 97 defeated Barbados 22
New Zealand 59 defeated Jamaica 43 Semi-Final
New Zealand 66 defeated Australia 64 (extended extra-time) Final
Overview
It has been touted as the single greatest Netball match of all time, the gold medal
match at the 2010 XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India.
An epic extended extra-time 66-64 win over arch rivals Australia in a match lasting oneand-a-half hours was a history-making moment for the Silver Ferns, who successfully
defended a major title for the first time following their gold-medal-winning exploits in
Melbourne four years earlier. The gripping final produced all the drama, intensity and
athletic endeavour expected when the sport’s two powerhouses went head-to-head.
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The Silver Ferns sparked up a gear to gain the momentum in an impressive second half
but could not stop a late-charging Australia from clawing their way back and leaving
the score all tied up at 47-all at the end of regular time.
Fifteen minutes of extra time could still not separate the two teams who frantically put
everything on the line, each gaining little momentum swings but unable to deliver
the knockout blow. The end of extra time resulted in a 57-all stalemate as the game
moved into extended extra-time where it carried on until one team had achieved the
necessary two-goal buffer to secure the win.
Again, it was close, tight and unpredictable as player’s battled cramp, exhaustion
and some hair-raising moments before the Silver Ferns eventually closed the game out
after converting a vital turnover. Playing the game of her life, goal attack Maria Tutaia
was all class. Retaining her poise throughout, the elegant shooter calmly put the ball
through the hoop from all points of the circle in a match-winning effort.
Calculated substitutions and strong mental resolve, where everything was put on the
line, were pivotal in helping the Silver Ferns pull off a thriller which was the culmination
of months of preparation.
It proved an extra-special 10 days for Irene van Dyk during which she achieved two
significant milestones to add to an already glittering career. The ever-smiling sharp
shooter was selected as the New Zealand team flag-bearer for the Games’ opening
ceremony and during the tournament she surpassed Lesley Rumball’s 110 test record
to become the most capped Silver Fern.
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STATISTICS
Melbourne, Australia | Gold Medal match, Sunday March 26, 2006
New Zealand defeated Australia 60-55
New Zealand team: Adine Wilson (Captain), Temepara George (vice-captain),
Belinda Colling, Vilimaina Davu, Leana de Bruin, Laura Langman, Anna Rowberry,
Anna Scarlett, Jessica Tuki, Maria Tutaia, Irene van Dyk, Casey Williams
Coach: Ruth Aitken Assistant Coach: Leigh Gibbs
(* Jodi Te Huna was named in the team, but withdrew with injury before the Games
began, replaced by Tuki)
Australian team: Sharelle McMahon (captain), Natalie von Bertouch, Natalie Avellino,
Selina Gilsenan, Janine Ilitch, Bianca Chatfield, Alison Broadbent, Catherine Cox, Susan
Fuhrmann, Jessica Shynn, Susan Pratley, Megan Anderson-Dehn
Coach: Norma Plummer
Results:
New Zealand 98 defeated St Vincent & the Grenadines 31
New Zealand 80 defeated Fiji 26
New Zealand 74 defeated South Africa 37
New Zealand 67 defeated Malawi 39
New Zealand 60 defeated Australia 55 Final
Overview
Gold: New Zealand
Silver: Australia
Bronze: England
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Manchester, UK | Gold Medal match, Sunday, August 4, 2002
Australia defeated New Zealand 57-55 (in extended extra-time)
New Zealand team: Anna Rowberry, Anna Veronese, Belinda Colling, Daneka Wipiiti,
Donna Loffhagen, Irene van Dyk, Jenny-May Coffin, Julie Seymour, Lesley Nicol, Linda
Vagana, Sheryl Clarke, Vilimaina Davu
Coach: Ruth Aitken
Australian team: Kathryn Harby-Williams (captain), Alexandra Hodge, Alison
Broadbent, Catherine Cox, Elizabeth Ellis, Eloise Southby, Jacqui Delaney, Janine Ilitch,
Nicole Richardson, Peta Squire, Rebecca Sanders, Sharelle McMahon
Coach: Jill McIntosh
Results:
New Zealand 101 defeated Canada 17
New Zealand 116 defeated Sri Lanka 26
New Zealand 81 defeated Wales 23
Australia 57
defeated New Zealand
55 (extended extra-time) Final
Overview
GOLD: Australia
SILVER: New Zealand
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STATISTICS
DIDYOUKNOW?
NZ assistant coach Vicki Wilson was
captain of the first ever team (Australia)
to win a Netball gold medal at a
Commonwealth Games (Kuala Lumpar,
1998).
•••••••••••••••••••••
Only 31 New Zealand Netballers have
ever played for New Zealand at a
Commonwealth Games and if Shannon
Francois, Jodi Brown, Ellen Halpenny
and Cathrine Latu take the court in
Glasgow, that total will go up to 35.
•••••••••••••••••••••
The extended extra-time 66-64 win
by New Zealand over Australia in the
gold medal match in Delhi in 2010 was
the longest ever official match at 84
minutes in duration.
•••••••••••••••••••••
The NZ team have a total of 623 New
Zealand test caps between them with
Ellen Halpenny the only debutant in the
team.
•••••••••••••••••••••
Boxing, artistic gymnastics and rhythmic
gymnastics will be hosted in the SSE
Hydro, before Netball moves across
to the venue for the Finals. The Netball
Pool Matches will be played at the
SECC (Scottish Exhibition Conference
Centre).
•••••••••••••••••••••
Irene van Dyk was just the third
female New Zealand flagbearer at a
Commonwealth Games and the first for
Netball in Delhi, 2010. Previously, former
rower Stephanie Foster carried the
flag at the 1986 Edinburgh Games and
cyclist Sarah Ulmer was selected for the
Manchester Games in 2002.
•••••••••••••••••••••
New Zealand will start their Netball
campaign on Friday July 25 with the
Finals matches on the very last day of
competition on August 3rd.
•••••••••••••••••••••
This will be New Zealand’s fifth
appearance at the Commonwealth
Games since it became a Medal sport
for the first time in Kuala Lumpur in 1998.
New Zealand and Australia played
a demonstration match at the 1990
Commonwealth Games in Auckland.
•••••••••••••••••••••
Laura Langman has 100 test caps for
the Ferns and has not missed a test
match for New Zealand in nine years.
•••••••••••••••••••••
Eight players return from the 2010 Delhi
Commonwealth Games team; Casey
Kopua, Maria Tutaia, Laura Langman,
Liana Leota, Anna Harrison, Joline
Henry, Leana de Bruin & Katrina Grant.
•••••••••••••••••••••
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DIDYOUKNOW?
Waimarama Taumaunu will become the
3rd Silver Ferns coach to lead the side
at a Commonwealth Games. Yvonne
Willering led the side in 1998 in Kuala
Lumpur and Ruth Aitken led the other
three in 2002 in Manchester, 2006 in
Melbourne and 2010 in Delhi.
•••••••••••••••••••••
Netball is one of 17 sports to be
contested at the 2014 Glasgow
Commonwealth Games and over the
11 days of competition, Netball will be
played every day.
•••••••••••••••••••••
NZ coach Waimarama Taumaunu
amassed 68 test caps in her Netball
career while assistant coach Vicki
Wilson retired from playing for Australia
with 104 test caps to her name.
•••••••••••••••••••••
Casey Kopua’s first ever match against
Australia was in the gold medal match
at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in
Melbourne when she was brought on in
the second half. The NZ team went on
to win the gold medal.
•••••••••••••••••••••
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STATISTICS: SILVER FERNS
TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
20-Aug-38
14-Aug-48
28-Aug-48
11-Sep-48
20-Aug-60
27-Aug-60
3-Sep-60
02-Aug-63
03-Aug-63
05-Aug-63
06-Aug-63
07-Aug-63
08-Aug-63
10-Aug-63
12-Aug-63
13-Aug-63
14-Aug-63
14-Aug-67
17-Aug-67
19-Aug-67
22-Aug-67
23-Aug-67
25-Aug-67
26-Aug-67
20-Jun-69
27-Jun-69
3-Nov-70
18-Dec-70
19-Dec-70
31-Dec-70
1-Jan-71
2-Jan-71
5-Jan-71
6-Jan-71
8-Jan-71
9-Jan-71
12-Jan-71
16-Oct-74
26-Oct-74
9-Nov-74
23-Nov-74
23-Aug-75
25-Aug-75
26-Aug-75
27-Aug-75
28-Aug-75
29-Aug-75
1-Sep-75
2-Sep-75
First Test Match
(AAWBA Carnival)
Australia Royal Park^
Melbourne
Australian Tour to NZ
Australia Forbury Park^
Dunedin
Australia Waiwakaiho Courts^
New Plymouth
Australia Windmill Road Courts^
Auckland
New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Memorial Drive Courts^
Adelaide
New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Royal Park^
Melbourne
New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Raleigh Park Kensington^ Sydney
1st World Tournament
Nthn IrelandChelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
Jamaica Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
1st World Tournament Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne
England Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
Trinidad & Tobago Chelsea College PE^Eastbourne
Australia Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
South Africa Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
Scotland Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
Wales
Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
West Indies Chelsea College PE^
Eastbourne
2nd World Tournament
South Africa Matthews Centre^
Perth
Scotland Matthews Centre^
Perth
England Matthews Centre^
Perth
Jamaica Matthews Centre^
Perth
Trinidad & Tobago Matthews Centre^ Perth
SingaporeMatthews Centre^
Perth
Australia Matthews Centre^
Perth
Australia Haitai Courts^
Wellington
Australia St Kilda Courts^
Dunedin
Pre-Int’l Tournament
Singapore^
-
Barbados YMCA Stadium
Bridgetown
Barbados YMCA Stadium
Bridgetown
3rd World Tournament
Nthn Ireland National Stadium^
Kingston
Scotland National Stadium^
Kingston
Bahamas National Stadium^
Kingston
Wales
National Stadium^
Kingston
England National Stadium^
Kingston
Trinidad & Tobago National Stadium^ Kingston
Jamaica National Stadium^
Kingston
Australia National Stadium^
Kingston
Tour to England
SingaporeUniversity of Singapore^
Kent Ridge
Tour to England
England Northwood Sports Stadium Stoke-on-Trent
Tour to England
England Empire Pool, Wembley
London
Tour to England
England Washington Sports Stadium Durham
4th World Tournament
Jamaica Windmill Road Courts^
Auckland
Nthn Ireland Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland
Fiji
Windmill Road Courts^
Auckland
Wales
Windmill Road Courts^
Auckland
SingaporeWindmill Road Courts^
Auckland
Trinidad & Tobago Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland
Papua New Guinea Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland
England Windmill Road Courts^
Auckland
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
^
^^
*
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COUNTRY
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
England
England
England
England
England
England
England
England
England
England
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
Singapore
Barbados
Barbados
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Singapore
England
England
England
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
NZOPP.
11
16
13
22
49
39
45
112
61
89
56
51
36
60
85
88
73
41
76
50
51
53
74
40
39
43
42
52
63
90
61
108
83
42
47
52
42
117
53
47
52
58
80
96
88
64
49
103
38
40
27
44
44
40
44
46
4
31
9
29
23
37
13
7
15
23
39
14
24
20
28
5
34
49
39
11
19
20
12
17
10
21
40
33
32
48
9
46
44
42
23
11
25
16
17
33
15
39
WINNER W/L
Australia -29
Australia -11
Australia -31
Australia -22
New Zealand
9
Australia
-5
Australia
-1
New Zealand 108
New Zealand
30
New Zealand
80
New Zealand
27
New Zealand
28
Australia
-1
New Zealand
47
New Zealand
78
New Zealand
73
New Zealand
50
New Zealand
2
New Zealand
62
New Zealand
26
New Zealand
31
New Zealand
25
New Zealand
69
New Zealand
6
Australia -10
New Zealand
4
New Zealand
31
New Zealand
33
New Zealand
43
New Zealand
78
New Zealand
44
New Zealand
98
New Zealand
62
New Zealand
2
New Zealand
14
New Zealand
20
Australia
-6
New Zealand 108
New Zealand
7
New Zealand
3
New Zealand
10
New Zealand
35
New Zealand
69
New Zealand
71
New Zealand
72
New Zealand
47
New Zealand
16
New Zealand
88
England
-1
Denotes Test Played Outdoors
Denotes Acting Captain
Denotes shortened Game (2 x 20 min halves) or (4 x 10 min qtrs)
TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
3-Sep-75
4-Sep-75
27-Apr-78
29-Apr-78
2-Aug-79
4-Aug-79
7-Aug-79
13-Aug-79
14-Aug-79
15-Aug-79
16-Aug-79
17-Aug-79
18-Aug-79
20-Aug-79
21-Aug-79
22-Aug-79
23-Aug-79
24-Aug-79
25-Aug-79
1-Sep-79
8-Sep-79
6-Jun-81
10-Jun-81
13-Jun-81
17-Jun-81
17-Jun-81
20-Jun-81
20-Jun-81
23-Jun-81
23-Jun-81
10-Jul-82
14-Jul-82
17-Jul-82
13-Nov-82
17-Nov-82
20-Nov-82
22-Nov-82
27-Nov-82
11-Jun-83
13-Jun-83
14-Jun-83
17-Jun-83
18-Jun-83
20-Jun-83
21-Jun-83
22-Jun-83
24-Jun-83
1-Feb-85
1-Feb-85
2-Feb-85
^
^^
*
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
COUNTRY
Scotland
Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland
Australia
Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland
Trinidad & Tobago Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago ^
Palmerston North
Trinidad & Tobago Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago Hagley Park Courts^ Christchurch
Jamaica
National Stadium^
Kingston
Jamaica
National Stadium^
Kingston
Jamaica
National Stadium^
Kingston
St Lucia
West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain
Antigua
Barbados West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain
Jamaica
Ireland
Scotland
St Kitts-Nevis West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain
England
Australia
Barbados West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain
Wales
Trinidad & Tobago West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain
Tour to England
England
Bletchley Leisure Centre Milton Keynes
Tour to England
England
Concord Sports Centre Sheffield
England Tour to NZ
England
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
England Tour to NZ
England
Indoor Tennis Stdium
Wellington
England Tour to NZ
England
Cobham Courts
Hamilton
Tri-Test Series*
England
Chandler Complex
Brisbane
Tri-Test Series*
Australia
Chandler Complex
Brisbane
Tri-Test Series*
England
Hordern Pavilion
Sydney
Tri-Test Series*
Australia
Hordern Pavilion
Sydney
Tri-Test Series*
England
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Tri-Test Series*
Australia
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Australia
Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland
Australia
Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North
Australia
Hagley Park Courts^
Christchurch
UK Tour
England
Aston Villa Sports Leisure Ctr Birmingham
UK Tour*
Scotland
Gateshead Leisure CentreNewcastle
UK Tour
England
Concord Sports Centre Sheffield
UK Tour
Wales
National Sports Stadium Cardiff
UK Tour
England
Wembley Arena
London
Hong Kong National University^
Kent Ridge
Jamaica
National University^
Kent Ridge
Canada
Kent Ridge
Nthn Ireland National University^
Kent Ridge
Sri Lanka
Kent Ridge
England
Kent Ridge
Trinidad & Tobago National University^ Kent Ridge
England
Kent Ridge
Australia
Kent Ridge
Australia Games*
England
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Australia Games*
Australia
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Australia Games*
Trinidad & Tobago Festival Hall
Melbourne
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
Trinidad
England
England
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
England
England
England
Wales
England
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Singapore
Australia
Australia
Australia
NZOPP.
81
34
36
29
58
35
53
48
62
41
56
95
58
58
53
36
60
56
33
56
52
48
46
47
30
37
34
48
35
37
54
53
28
54
46
56
86
64
85
45
76
63
76
51
35
55
42
23
27
37
35
34
36
28
30
31
31
27
29
24
28
7
17
26
26
38
28
23
27
41
43
40
46
43
21
32
20
29
29
34
41
52
33
36
16
34
26
38
4
42
12
22
19
36
30
34
47
19
27
20
WINNER W/L
New Zealand
Draw
Draw
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Draw
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
Draw
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46
0
0
1
28
4
22
21
33
17
28
88
41
32
27
-2
32
33
6
15
9
8
0
4
9
5
14
19
6
3
13
1
-5
18
30
22
60
26
81
3
64
41
57
15
5
21
-5
4
0
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TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
3-Feb-85
3-Feb-85
8-Feb-85
10-Feb-85
17-Jul-85
19-Jul-85
21-Jul-85
24-Jul-85
2-Aug-85
3-Aug-85
3-Aug-85
4-Aug-85
4-Aug-85
3-May-86
3-May-86
6-May-86
6-May-86
10-May-86
10-May-86
14-May-86
14-May-86
17-May-86
17-May-86
20-May-86
20-May-86
25-Apr-87
29-Apr-87
2-May-87
16-Aug-87
17-Aug-87
19-Aug-87
20-Aug-87
21-Aug-87
22-Aug-87
24-Aug-87
25-Aug-87
26-Aug-87
27-Aug-87
28-Aug-87
4-May-88
7-May-88
11-May-88
23-Nov-88
26-Nov-88
28-Nov-88
26-Apr-89
29-Apr-89
3-May-89
24-Jul-89
24-Jul-89
Australia Games*
Australia Games*
T&T Tour to NZ
T&T Tour to NZ
UK Tour
UK Tour
UK Tour
UK Tour
World Games*
World Games*
World Games*
World Games*
World Games*
Tri-Test Milo Series*
Prudential Cup*
Prudential Cup*
Prudential Cup*
Prudential Cup*
Prudential Cup*
Prudential Cup*
Milo Series
Milo Series
Milo Series
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
7th World Champs
Milo Series
Milo Series
Milo Series
Tour of England
Tour of England
Tour of England
Milo Series
Milo Series
Milo Series
World Games*
World Games*
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
England
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Australia
Festival Hall
Melbourne
Trinidad & Tobago Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland
Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth
Nthn Ireland Templemore Leisure Cntr.
Belfast
Nthn Ireland
Bangor Leisure Centre
Belfast
Scotland
Bellahouston Sports Cntr. Glasgow
Scotland
John Wright Sports Cntr. Glasgow
Scotland
Crystal Palace
London
Jamaica
Crystal Palace
London
England
Crystal Palace
London
Nthn Ireland
Crystal Palace
London
Australia
Crystal Palace
London
Australia
Cowles Stadium
Christchurch
Jamaica
Cowles Stadium
Christchurch
Australia
Jamaica
Jamaica
Minogue Park
Hamilton
Australia
Minogue Park
Hamilton
Australia
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Jamaica
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
Velodrome
Launceston
Jamaica
Velodrome
Launceston
Jamaica
Apollo Stadium
Adelaide
Australia
Apollo Stadium
Adelaide
England
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
England
Manawatu Sports StadiumPalmerston North
England
Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland
Barbados
Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow
Cook Islands
Ireland
Bermuda
Malaysia
Wales
Scotland
England
Australia
England
Trinidad & Tobago Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow
Trinidad & Tobago Chase Stadium
Auckland
Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth
Trinidad & Tobago Cowles Stadium
Christchurch
England
Gateshead Leisure CentreNewcastle
England
Wembley Stadium
London
England
G-Max Arena
Manchester
Australia
Chase Stadium
Auckland
Australia
Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North
Australia
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
England
Europehalle
Karlsrhue
Scotland
Europehalle
Karlsrhue
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^^
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NZOPP.
Australia
32
Australia
31
New Zealand 35
NZ
41
Nthn Ireland
63
Northern Ireland69
Scotland
64
Scotland
75
England
39
England
35
England
34
England
52
England
39
New Zealand 27
New Zealand 39
New Zealand 27
New Zealand 40
New Zealand 32
New Zealand 27
Australia
19
Australia
44
Australia
19
Australia
48
Australia
58
Australia
31
New Zealand 44
New Zealand 42
New Zealand 43
Scotland
53
Scotland
78
Scotland
81
Scotland
89
Scotland
78
Scotland
94
Scotland
67
Scotland
45
Scotland
39
Scotland
47
Scotland
49
New Zealand 43
NZ
37
New Zealand 48
England
46
England
47
England
40
New Zealand 47
New Zealand 51
New Zealand 49
West Germany 32
West Germany 58
WINNER W/L
20 New Zealand
12
27 New Zealand
4
30 New Zealand
5
36 New Zealand
5
23 New Zealand
40
10 New Zealand
59
14 New Zealand
50
14 New Zealand
61
8 New Zealand
31
31 New Zealand
4
29 New Zealand
5
15 New Zealand
37
37 New Zealand
2
37
Australia -10
39
Draw
0
33
Australia
-6
38 New Zealand
2
21 New Zealand
11
30
Australia
-3
35
Australia -16
31 New Zealand
13
31
Australia -12
35 New Zealand
13
26 New Zealand
32
28 New Zealand
3
44
Draw
0
36 New Zealand
6
36 New Zealand
7
28 New Zealand
25
27 New Zealand
51
16 New Zealand
65
8 New Zealand
81
9 New Zealand
69
13 New Zealand
81
15 New Zealand
52
30 New Zealand
15
28 New Zealand
11
37 New Zealand
10
37 New Zealand
12
40 New Zealand
3
38Trinidad & Tobago -1
25 New Zealand
23
27 New Zealand
19
25 New Zealand
22
30 New Zealand
10
46 New Zealand
1
47 New Zealand
4
37 New Zealand
12
24 New Zealand
8
9 New Zealand
49
TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
25-Jul-89
26-Jul-89
27-Jul-89
2-Feb-90
25-Apr-90
28-Apr-90
2-May-90
9-Jun-90
10-Jun-90
13-Jun-90
16-Jun-90
19-Jun-90
10-Apr-91
13-Apr-91
17-Apr-91
1-Jul-91
2-Jul-91
3-Jul-91
4-Jul-91
6-Jul-91
7-Jul-91
8-Jul-91
10-Jul-91
11-Jul-91
12-Jul-91
13-Jul-91
7-Apr-92
11-Apr-92
16-Apr-92
13-Jun-92
17-Jun-92
20-Jun-92
7-Nov-92
13-Nov-92
15-Nov-92
11-May-93
15-May-93
22-May-93
28-Jul-93
29-Jul-93
30-Jul-93
31-Jul-93
1-Aug-93
17-May-94
21-May-94
25-May-94
02-Nov-94
06-Nov-94
08-Nov-94
1-Mar-95
^
^^
*
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
COUNTRY
NZOPP.
World Games*
Fiji
Europehalle
Karlsrhue
West Germany 67
World Games*
Cook IslandsEuropehalle
Karlsrhue
West Germany 58
World Games*
Australia
Europehalle
Karlsrhue
West Germany 33
Commonwealth Games Australia
Chase Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 35
Milo Series
Jamaica
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
New Zealand 64
Milo Series
Jamaica
New Zealand 61
Milo Series
Jamaica
ASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 69
J & J Cup
Australia
Superdrome
Perth
Australia
42
J & J Cup
England
Superdrome
Perth
Australia
42
J & J Cup
England
Apollo Stadium
Adelaide
Australia
61
J & J Cup
Australia
Glasshouse
Melbourne
Australia
57
J & J Cup
Australia
Entertainment Centre
Sydney
Australia
40
Milo Series
England
ASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 56
Milo Series
England
New Zealand 57
Milo Series
England
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
New Zealand 57
8th World Championships Papua New Guinea State Sports Centre Sydney
Australia
91
8th World Championships Vanuatu
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
96
8th World Championships Nthn Ireland State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
93
8th World Championships Namibia
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
78
8th World Championships Jamaica
Sydney
Australia
68
8th World Championships Canada
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
86
8th World Championships Hong Kong State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
104
8th World Championships Ireland
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
86
8th World Championships Cook IslandsEntertainment Centre
Sydney
Australia
94
8th World Championships SFEngland State Sports Centre
Sydney
Australia
53
8th World Championships-Final Australia Entertainment Centre
Sydney
Australia
52
T&T Tour to NZ
Trinidad & Tobago ASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 52
T&T Tour to NZ
Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand57
T&T Tour to NZ
Trinidad & Tobago Dunedin Stadium Dunedin
New Zealand 57
Kleenex Cup
Australia
Glasshouse
Melbourne
Australia
46
Kleenex Cup
Australia
Sydney
Australia
45
Kleenex Cup
Australia
Clipsal Powerhouse
Adelaide
Australia
37
UK Tour
England
Wembley
London
England
62
UK Tour
England
G-Max Arena
Manchester
England
60
UK Tour
England
Granby Halls
Leicester
England
58
Milo World Series
Cook IslandsASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 71
Milo World Series
Namibia
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
New Zealand 94
Milo World Series
Cook IslandsDunedin Stadium
Dunedin
New Zealand 76
World Games
Canada
Houstrust
The Hague
Netherlands
76
World Games
Jamaica
Houstrust
The Hague
Netherlands
60
World Games
Wales
Houstrust
The Hague
Netherlands
85
World Games
England
Houstrust
The Hague
Netherlands
57
World Games
Australia
Houstrust
The Hague
Netherlands
36
Milo Series
Australia
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
New Zealand 49
Milo Series
Australia
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
New Zealand 44
Milo Series
Australia
ASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 53
Jamaica Tour
Jamaica
National Indoor Arena
Kingston
Jamaica
71
Jamaica Tour
Jamaica
Kingston
Jamaica
66
Jamaica Tour
Jamaica
Kingston
Jamaica
72
SA tour of NZ
South Africa ASB Stadium
Auckland
New Zealand 67
17
19
29
53
35
32
21
44
38
41
51
52
29
25
44
29
27
21
44
63
24
14
26
40
33
53
42
47
53
67
55
64
34
26
33
48
16
52
22
47
23
29
62
52
47
49
42
41
44
49
WINNER W/L
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
50
39
4
-18
29
29
48
-2
4
20
6
-12
27
32
13
62
69
72
34
5
62
90
60
54
20
-1
10
10
4
-21
-10
-27
28
34
25
23
78
24
54
13
62
28
-26
-3
-3
4
29
25
28
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TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
11-Apr-95
13-Apr-95
15-Apr-95
20-Apr-95
17-Jul-95
18-Jul-95
19-Jul-95
20-Jul-95
21-Jul-95
23-Jul-95
25-Jul-95
26-Jul-95
27-Jul-95
28-Jul-95
21-May-96
25-May-96
29-May-96
22-Jun-96
26-Jun-96
29-Jun-96
16-Nov-96
23-Apr-97
26-Apr-97
29-Apr-97
3-May-97
30-Jul-97
6-Dec-97
8-Dec-97
10-Dec-97
13-Dec-97
17-Dec-97
20-May-98
23-May-98
26-May-98
14-Sep-98
15-Sep-98
16-Sep-98
17-Sep-98
18-Sep-98
19-Sep-98
21-Sep-98
5-Feb-99
7-Feb-99
27-Feb-99
16-Jun-99
19-Jun-99
22-Jun-99
22-Sep-99
23-Sep-99
25-Sep-99
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
Milo Series
England
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
WS visit to NZ
Western Samoa Cowles Stadium
Christchurch
Milo Series
England
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
Milo Series
England
ASB Stadium
Auckland
9th World Champsionships Namibia
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Cayman Islands National Indoor ArenaBirmingham
9th World Champsionships South Africa National Indoor Arena
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Australia
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Jamaica
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Barbados National Indoor Arena
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Canada
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships Western Samoa National Indoor ArenaBirmingham
9th World Champsionships Cook IslandsNational Indoor Arena
Birmingham
9th World Champsionships-3v4 England National Indoor Arena
Birmingham
Fisher & Paykel Series
South Africa Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
South Africa Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
Auckland
Milo Cup
Australia
State Sports Centre
Sydney
Milo Cup
Australia
Clipsal Powerhouse
Adelaide
Milo Cup
Australia
Glasshouse
Melbourne
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Entertainment Cente
Sydney
Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica
Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Cook IslandsEvents Centre
Wellington
ASB Stadium
Auckland
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton
Tour to UK
England
Brighton Centre
Brighton
Tour to UK
Wales
Welsh Institute
Cardiff
Tour to UK
England
Birmingham
Tour to UK
England
Newcastle Arena
Newcastle
One-Off Test
Malaysia
Stadium Juara, Bukit KiaraKuala Kumpur
Australia
Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton
Australia
Events Centre
Wellington
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Edgar Centre
Dunedin
XVI Commonwealth GamesMalawi
Stadium Juara, Bukit KiaraKuala Lumpur
XVI Commonwealth GamesCook IslandsStadium Juara, Bukit KiaraKuala Lumpur
XVI Commonwealth GamesWales
XVI Commonwealth GamesSri Lanka
XVI Commonwealth GamesSouth Africa Stadium Juara, Bukit KiaraKuala Lumpur
XVI Commonwealth Games-SF England Stadium Juara, Bukit KiaraKuala Lumpur
XVI Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur
Jamaica Tour
Jamaica
National Arena
Kingston
Jamaica Tour
Jamaica
National Arena
Kingston
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Westpac Centre
Christchurch
South Africa Queens Wharf Events Ctr Wellington
South Africa Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
Auckland
10th World Championships Canada
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships Wales
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships Cook IslandsWestpactrust Centre
Christchurch
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^^
*
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COUNTRY
NZOPP.
New Zealand 64
New Zealand 70
New Zealand 60
New Zealand 55
England
87
England
114
England
57
England
44
England
70
England
77
England
78
England
60
England
81
England
60
New Zealand 63
New Zealand 51
New Zealand 60
Australia
40
Australia
39
Australia
35
Australia
41
New Zealand 64
New Zealand 55
New Zealand 78
New Zealand 51
New Zealand 43
England
47
Wales
77
England
53
England
70
Malaysia
69
New Zealand 47
New Zealand 49
New Zealand 48
Malaysia
77
Malaysia
90
Malaysia
94
Malaysia
92
Malaysia
63
Malaysia
70
Malaysia
39
Jamaica
54
Jamaica
62
New Zealand 60
New Zealand 72
New Zealand 82
New Zealand 65
New Zealand 90
New Zealand 73
New Zealand 74
42
30
36
36
22
15
59
45
52
44
37
31
49
31
39
31
47
49
58
56
52
44
43
39
47
49
35
39
41
45
19
58
58
52
41
28
21
16
35
30
42
54
47
48
33
39
47
22
27
43
WINNER W/L
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Draw
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
22
40
24
19
65
99
-2
-1
18
33
41
29
32
29
24
20
13
-9
-19
-21
-11
20
12
39
4
-6
12
38
12
25
50
-11
-9
-4
36
62
73
76
28
40
-3
0
15
12
39
43
18
68
46
31
L
TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
26-Sep-99
27-Sep-99
28-Sep-99
29-Sep-99
30-Sep-99
1-Oct-99
2-Oct-99
20-Jun-00
27-Jun-00
28-Jun-00
1-Jul-00
5-Jul-00
8-Jul-00
25-Nov-00
28-Nov-00
29-Nov-00
9-Jun-01
12-Jun-01
15-Jun-01
16-Jun-01
7-Jul-01
11-Jul-01
14-Jul-01
20-Oct-01
24-Oct-01
27-Oct-01
2-Mar-02
3-Mar-02
5-Mar-02
29-Jun-02
1-Jul-02
3-Jul-02
27-Jul-02
28-Jul-02
29-Jul-02
30-Jul-02
2-Aug-02
4-Aug-02
1-Nov-02
2-Nov-02
24-Feb-03
26-Feb-03
28-Feb-03
9-Jun-03
11-Jun-03
13-Jun-03
12-Jul-03
13-Jul-03
14-Jul-03
15-Jul-03
^
^^
*
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
10th World Championships South Africa Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships Nthn Ireland Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships Barbados Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Westpactrust CentreChristchurch
10th World Championships Fiji
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships-SF Jamaica Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
10th World Championships-Final Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Newcastle Fisher & Paykel Series
Team PacificaASB Stadium
Auckland
Team PacificaManawatu Sports StadiumPalmerston North
World 7
Events Centre
Wellington
World 7
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
World 7
Mystery Creek
Hamilton
Uni-Bank Tri-Series
South Africa Velodrome
Cape Town
Uni-Bank Tri-Series
Australia
Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg
Uni-Bank Tri-Series
South Africa Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg
Tri-Nations
Australia
State Netball Centre
Melbourne
Tri-Nations
South Africa AIS Arena
Canberra
Tri-Nations
South Africa State Sports Centre
Sydney
Tri-Nations
Australia
State Sports Centre
Sydney
England
Stadium Southland
Invercargill
England
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
England
Mystery Creek
Hamilton
Australia
Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington
Australia
Stadium Southland
Invercargill
Australia
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
Tour to Jamaica
Jamaica
Kingston
Tour to Jamaica
Jamaica
Kingston
Tour to Jamaica
Jamaica
Kingston
Barbados Stadium Southland
Invercargill
Barbados Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington
Barbados North Shore Events CentreAuckland
XVII Commonwealth Games Canada Evening News Arena
Manchester
XVII Commonwealth Games Sri Lanka Evening News Arena
Manchester
XVII Commonwealth Games England
Evening News Arena
Manchester
XVII Commonwealth Games Wales
Evening News Arena
Manchester
XVII Commonwealth Games-SF JamaicaEvening News Arena
Manchester
XVII Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Evening News Arena Manchester
South Africa North Shore Events CentreAuckland
South Africa Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
Tour to England
England
Evening News Arena
Manchester
Tour to England
England
NEC
Birmingham
Tour to England
England
London Arena
London
England
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
England
Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington
England
North Shore Events CentreAuckland
11th World Championships Niue
The Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships Barbados The Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships Cook IslandsThe Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships England
The Arena
Kingston
COUNTRY
NZOPP.
New Zealand 68
New Zealand 92
New Zealand 71
New Zealand 74
New Zealand 81
New Zealand 55
New Zealand 41
Australia
30
New Zealand 77
New Zealand 64
New Zealand 47
New Zealand 52
New Zealand 60
South Africa
88
South Africa
52
South Africa
81
Australia
55
Australia
74
Australia
86
Australia
52
New Zealand 78
New Zealand 65
New Zealand 69
New Zealand 47
New Zealand 58
New Zealand 46
Jamaica
46
Jamaica
44
Jamaica
44
New Zealand 88
New Zealand 87
New Zealand 84
England
101
England
116
England
67
England
81
England
69
England
55
New Zealand 71
New Zealand 86
England
52
England
61
England
64
New Zealand 65
New Zealand 55
New Zealand 48
Jamaica
99
Jamaica
84
Jamaica
107
Jamaica
60
39
26
35
41
38
53
42
53
35
38
51
51
47
34
40
35
40
37
30
62
30
29
47
51
47
50
44
53
42
27
35
22
17
26
35
23
51
57
33
37
36
40
45
41
35
41
11
45
17
41
WINNER W/L
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
World 7
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia (ET)
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
29
66
36
33
43
2
-1
-23
42
26
-4
1
13
54
12
46
15
37
56
-10
48
36
22
-4
11
-4
2
-9
2
61
52
62
84
90
32
58
18
-2
38
49
16
21
19
24
20
7
88
39
90
19
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TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
16-Jul-03
18-Jul-03
19-Jul-03
20-Jul-03
30-Jun-04
2-Jul-04
5-Jul-04
13-Nov-04
16-Nov-04
20-Nov-04
12-Mar-05
16-Mar-05
19-Mar-05
29-Jun-05
29-Oct-05
13-Nov-05
14-Nov-05
15-Nov-05
17-Mar-06
19-Mar-06
21-Mar-06
22-Mar-06
23-Mar-06
25-Mar-06
26-Mar-06
22-Jul-06
25-Jul-06
31-Jul-06
12-Oct-06
14-Oct-06
16-Oct-06
13-May-07
15-May-07
12-Jul-07
14-Jul-07
18-Jul-07
21-Jul-07
24-Jul-07
10-Nov-07
12-Nov-07
13-Nov-07
15-Nov-07
16-Nov-07
17-Nov-07
17-Sep-08
20-Sep-08
13-Oct-08
15-Oct-08
18-Oct-08
26-Oct-08
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
The Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships Samoa
The Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships-SF Jamaica The Arena
Kingston
11th World Championships-Final Australia The Arena
Kingston
Australia
Westpactrust Centre
Christchurch
Australia
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
Australia
Mystery Creek Events Centre Hamilton
Holden Astra Test Series Australia
SuperDome
Sydney
Challenge Stadium
Perth
Vodafone Arena
Melbourne
England
North Shore Events CentreAuckland
England
The Events Centre
Wellington
England
Stadium Southland
Invercargill
Holden Test
Australia
SuperDome
Sydney
Fisher & Paykel Test
Australia
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Jamaican Tri-Series
Jamaica
The Arena
Kingston
Jamaican Tri-Series
Barbados The Arena
Kingston
Jamaican Tri-Series
Jamaica
The Arena
Kingston
XVIII Commonwealth GamesSt Vincent State Netball Centre
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth GamesFiji
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth GamesSouth Africa State Netball Centre
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth GamesEngland
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth GamesMalawi
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth Games-SF JamaicaVodafone Arena
Melbourne
XVIII Commonwealth Games-Final AustraliaVodafone Arena
Melbourne
Holden Test Series
Australia
Brisbane
Holden Test Series
Australia
Acer Arena
Sydney
Fisher & Paykel Test
South Africa Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Australia
The Events Centre
Wellington
Australia
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Australia
Westpactrust Centre,
Christchurch
Tri-Nations Series
England
Evening News Arena
Manchester
Tri-Nations Series
Australia
Birmingham
Jamaica
Westpac Centre
Christchurch
Jamaica
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Fisher & Paykel Cup
Australia
Vector Arena
Auckland
Holden Test Series
Australia
Vodafone Arena
Melbourne
Holden Test Series
Australia
Distinctive Homes Dome Adelaide
12th World Championships Malawi
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
12th World Championships Botswana Trusts Stadium
Auckland
12th World Championships South Africa Trusts Stadium
Auckland
12th World Championships-SF Jamaica Trusts Stadium
Auckland
12th World Championships-Final Australia Trusts Stadium
Auckland
New World Series
Australia
Westpac Centre
Christchurch
New World Series
Australia
Vector Arena
Auckland
New World Series
England
Vector Arena
Auckland
New World Series
England
Edgar Centre
Dunedin
New World Series
England
Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
Holden Test Series
Australia
Hisense Arena
Melbourne
^
^^
*
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COUNTRY
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
Jamaica
Jamaica
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
England
England
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
NZOPP.
79
81
56
49
54
52
53
49
50
51
52
74
55
50
61
57
77
67
98
80
74
55
67
61
60
52
38
94
47
43
40
45
47
80
68
46
67
47
85
86
76
82
59
38
51
38
65
38
61
46
WINNER W/L
24 New Zealand
28 New Zealand
37 New Zealand
47 New Zealand
45 New Zealand
50 New Zealand
46 New Zealand
54
Australia
42 New Zealand
53
Australia
30 New Zealand
30 New Zealand
40 New Zealand
43 New Zealand
36 New Zealand
39 New Zealand
21 New Zealand
32 New Zealand
31 New Zealand
26 New Zealand
37 New Zealand
40 New Zealand
39 New Zealand
41 New Zealand
55 New Zealand
40 New Zealand
48
Australia
25 New Zealand
51
Australia
37 New Zealand
46
Australia
50
England
50
Australia
36 New Zealand
46 New Zealand
53
Australia
65New Zealand - ET
54
Australia
26 New Zealand
24 New Zealand
20 New Zealand
23 New Zealand
49 New Zealand
42
Australia
53
Australia
31 New Zealand
26 New Zealand
40
England
22 New Zealand
41 New Zealand
55
53
19
2
9
2
7
-5
8
-2
22
44
15
7
25
18
56
35
67
54
37
15
28
20
5
12
-10
69
-4
6
-6
-5
-3
44
22
-7
2
-7
59
62
56
59
10
-4
-2
7
39
-2
39
5
TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
2-Nov-08
24-Aug-09
26-Aug-09
29-Aug-09
6-Sep-09
9-Sep-09
13-Sep-09
20-Sep-09
23-Sep-09
15-Oct-09
20-Oct-09
22-Oct-09
7-Aug-10
18-Aug-10
21-Aug-10
29-Aug-10
2-Sep-10
5-Sep-10
4-Oct-10
5-Oct-10
7-Oct-10
8-Oct-10
10-Oct-10
12-Oct-10
14-Oct-10
15-Jan-11
17-Jan-11
19-Jan-11
9-Jun-11
12-Jun-11
4-Jul-11
5-Jul-11
6-Jul-11
8-Jul-11
9-Jul-11
10-Jul-11
3-Oct-11
6-Oct-11
23-Oct-11
26-Oct-11
30-Oct-11
16-Sep-12
20-Sep-12
23-Sep-12
14-Oct-12
17-Oct-12
21-Oct-12
25-Oct-12
28-Oct-12
1-Nov-12
15-Sep-13
19-Sep-13
^
^^
*
OPPONENT
VENUE
CITY
Holden Test Series
Australia
Brisbane
New World Series
World 7
TSB Bank Arena
Wellington
New World Series
World 7
Energy Events Centre
Rotorua
New World Series
World 7
Trusts Stadium
Auckland
Holden Test Series
Australia
Acer Arena
Sydney
Holden Test Series
Australia
Hisense Arena
Melbourne
Holden Test Series
Australia
Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane
New World Series
Australia
Stadium Southland
Invercargill
New World Series
Australia
Vector Arena
Auckland
The Co-operative Series England
University of Bath
Bath
Sunshine Series
Jamaica
Kingston
Sunshine Series
Jamaica
Kingston
New World International Test Samoa Te Rauparaha Arena
Wellington
New World International Series JamaicaCBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch
New World International Series Jamaica Pettigrew Green Arena Napier
Holden Test Series
Australia
Adelaide
New World International Series Australia TSB Bank Arena
Wellington
New World International Series Australia Vector Arena
Auckland
XIX Commonwealth Games Papua New Guinea Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games Cook Islands Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games England Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games South Africa Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games BarbadosThyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games SFJamaicaThyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
XIX Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi
FIAT International Series England Evening News Arena
Manchester
FIAT International Series
England Capital FM Arena
Nottingham
England The O2 Arena
London
New World Netball Series Australia Arena Manawatu
Palmerston North
New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena
Auckland
Indoor Stadium
Indoor Stadium
13th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Indoor Stadium
13th World Championships QF
South Africa
Indoor Stadium
13th World Championships SF
England
Indoor Stadium
13th World Championships Final
Australia
Indoor Stadium
New World Netball Series England Trust Stadium
Auckland
New World Netball Series England ILT Velodrome
Invercargill
Holden Test Series
Australia Burswood Dome
Perth
Holden Test Series
Australia Entertainment Centre
Adelaide
Holden Test Series
Australia Hisense Arena
Melbourne
Holden Test Series
Australia Hisense Arena
Melbourne
Auckland
New World Netball Series Australia CBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch
Holden Test Series
Sth Africa Entertainment Centre
Adelaide
Holden Test Series
England Entertainment Centre
Newcastle Holden Test Series
Australia Allphones Arena
Sydney
New World Quad Series
England TSB Bank Arena
Wellington
Sth Africa TECT Arena
Tauranga
Australia Claudelands Arena
Hamilton
New World Netball Series Australia Velodrome
Invercargill
Auckland
COUNTRY
NZOPP.
Australia
41
New Zealand 44
New Zealand 44
New Zealand 46
Australia
53
Australia
44
Australia
33
New Zealand 46
New Zealand 52
England
65
Jamaica
61
Jamaica
50
New Zealand 92
New Zealand 58
New Zealand 62
Australia
43
New Zealand 59
New Zealand 40
India
102
India
87
India
47
India
70
India
97
India
59
India
66
England
42
England
41
England
47
New Zealand 47
New Zealand 45
Singapore
80
Singapore
91
Singapore
75
Singapore
58
Singapore
49
Singapore
57
New Zealand 62
New Zealand 53
Australia
49
Australia
44
Australia
41
Australia
54
New Zealand 50
New Zealand 53
Australia
63
Australia
61
Australia
48
New Zealand 57
New Zealand 63
New Zealand 48
New Zealand 55
New Zealand 45
WINNER W/L
43
Australia
-2
48
World 7
-4
53
World 7
-9
41 New Zealand
5
50 New Zealand
3
48
Australia
-4
36
Australia
-3
47
Australia
-1
36 New Zealand
16
59New Zealand - ET 6
56 New Zealand
5
53
Jamaica
-3
28 New Zealand
64
35 New Zealand
23
40 New Zealand
22
48
Australia
-5
40 New Zealand
19
46
Australia
-6
21 New Zealand
81
24 New Zealand
63
41 New Zealand
6
29 New Zealand
41
22 New Zealand
75
43 New Zealand
16
64 New Zealand (ET) 2
40 New Zealand
2
39 New Zealand
2
40 New Zealand
7
52
Australia
-5
42 New Zealand
3
25 New Zealand
55
21 New Zealand
70
23 New Zealand
52
28 New Zealand
30
34 New Zealand
15
58 Australia - ET
-1
40 New Zealand
22
32 New Zealand
21
48 New Zealand
1
51 New Zealand
-7
44
Australia
-3
52 New Zealand
2
49 New Zealand
1
59
Australia
-6
27 New Zealand
36
43 New Zealand
19
68
Australia -20
46 New Zealand
11
24 New Zealand
39
43 New Zealand
5
51 New Zealand
4
48
Australia
-3
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TESTMATCHHISTORY
DATE
EVENT
4-Oct-13
7-Oct-13
13-Oct-13
24-Oct-13
27-Oct-13
31-Oct-13
17-Jan-14
20-Jan-14
OPPONENT
Constellation Cup
Constellation Cup
Constellation Cup
New World Netball Series
Australia
Australia
Australia
Malawi
Malawi
Malawi
Jamaica
England
VENUE
Rod Laver Arena
AIS Arena
TSB Bank Arena
Pettigrew Green Arena
Claudelands Arena
Wembley Arena
The Copper Box
CITY
Adelaide
Melbourne
Canberra
Wellington
Napier
Hamilton
London
London
COUNTRY
Total Goals: For/Against
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NZOPP.
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
England
England
50
47
49
70
68
72
52
49
23,934
58
52
50
32
49
39
46
32
WINNER W/L
Australia
Australia
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
New Zealand
14,578
-8
-5
-1
38
19
33
6
17

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