Players shrug off pay dispute to win 50-40 in Melbourne as defender Courtney Bruce shuts out Silver Ferns threat
Players shrug off pay dispute to win 50-40 in Melbournehave shrugged off a week dominated by the Super Netball pay dispute to beat New Zealand by 10 points and take a 1-0 lead in the Constellation Cup.
“And I think as players we have full trust in the Players Association that they’re gonna keep fighting and doing what they need to do. “I’m not gonna lie, I was sneakily hoping for a break. I was like ‘time out’?” Moloney joked. “It was a bit weird.” Kiera Austin and Cara Koenen proved a slick pairing in the Diamonds’ attack, while New Zealand captain Ameliaranne Ekenasio was busy.
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