There’s little rest for the Fiji Pearls as they have one more major competition coming up.

After a riveting journey at the pinnacle of international netball, the Fiji Pearls have returned home with their spirits high and gearing up for their next challenge – the Pacific Games.

England’s wait for a first Netball World Cup title continues after Australia defeated the Roses to win the event for a 12th time.

Fiji Pearls’ captain Maria Lutua could not contain her joy following their impressive 71-37 triumph over Trinidad and Tobago last night.

Australia have advanced to a Netball World Cup final showdown with England on Sunday after a thrilling 57-54 semi-final win over Jamaica in Cape Town.

The Fiji Pearls was a different outfit tonight when they took on Trinidad and Tobago in the 11th place playoff in the Netball World Cup in South Africa beating them by 71-37.

England ground down defending champions New Zealand to make history by reaching their first Netball World Cup final.

Despite winning only one of their six matches so far, the Fiji Pearls still made an improvement at the Netball World Cup compared to their 2019 outing.

The South African Proteas side beat Tonga 72-46 in their 5th-8th-place playoff at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

Fiji Pearls star Unaisi Raulini says it lack of communication that cost them a potential win against Scotland at the Netball World Cup at Cape Town last night.

England held their nerve to earn a stunning win over Australia for the first time at a Netball World Cup and finish top of Group F in South Africa.

The Silver Ferns will meet England in the semi-finals of the Netball World Cup in South Africa on Saturday with plenty to ponder.