Australia returned to Cape Town at the weekend before the Netball World Cup with fond memories of their previous trip to the city.
The Diamonds cleaned up at the Netball Quad Series held at the same venue as this month’s event — the Cape Town International Convention Centre — earlier this year.
“We were lucky to experience Cape Town in January at the Quad Series,” Australian captain Liz Watson said. Speaking about what has given her side the edge over their opposition in recent years, including at last year’s Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games where they claimed the gold medal, the captain said: “[I think it’s] our squad mentality.
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