Netball Proteas ready for anyone in 2023 World Cup draw

Members of the South African national netball team are looking forward to Wednesday's 2023 World Cup draw in East London.

Venter was speaking on the sidelines of a media conference to announce that Spar and Telkom will be tier-one sponsors of the World Cup.

SA are ranked fifth in the world and likely to face any of the top-ranked nations in their group. That could mean having to take on world champions New Zealand, world No 1 Australia, third-ranked England or fourth-ranked Jamaica.

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