Netball World Cup- Proteas coach Norma Plummer impressed with her troops after win over Wales

In her post-match briefing, SPAR Proteas coach Norma Plummer said she was impressed with her troops as they downed Wales in the Netball World Cup in South Africa.

After guiding the hosts SPAR Proteas to their opening Netball World Cup win over Wales, coach Norma Plummer is impressed and praised her troops.

SPAR Proteas coach Norma Plummer pleased with her troops after the win over Wales Image Source (@NetballSouthAfrica/Instagram)

Led by skipper Bongi Msomi, the Proteas had a fantastic display in front of their fans at a packed Cape Town International Convention Centre against Wales on Friday.

In her reaction, Plummer said she was pleased with the display but she wants more from her side, Proteas, per IOL.

The Netball World Cup hosts bagged a 61-50 victory over their Welsh counterparts and the seasoned coach, Plummer was impressed in the first quarter.

There’s no doubt that Plummer’s troops are touted as favourites but promised that there are some areas the Proteas need to work on.

It was an emotional opening game for the Proteas with Player of the Match Ine-Marie Venter shedding a tear during the national anthems.

“Our first quarter was absolutely sensational. We got off to a great start. We have been a bit slow in that area,” Plummer said.

Formerly in charge of England where she won the prestigious World Cup title, Plummer expressed delight in the overall performance but expressed a few concerns.

She said the dip in performance through the middle period was due to her players adjusting to being together again.

“I only had the players that came back from overseas from the 15th of July, so we really needed to work on getting connections before we could even think tactically about other things,” Plummer added.

“Overall, I am very proud and pleased. Not a bad performance. It was a cracking game!”

In their next match, the Proteas will meet a wounded Sri Lanka who lost to Jamaica – the match is on today Saturday at 16:00.

 

 


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