Summary

  • Netball World Cup 11th/12th placing match

  • Scotland finished 6th in Group G

  • Barbados failed to win a game in Group F

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Live Reporting

  1. England, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa battle for final

    Commonwealth champions England will bid to reach their first Netball World Cup final when they take on New Zealand in the last four in Liverpool on Saturday.

    The Roses are unbeaten in their home tournament so far but this will be their toughest test yet.

    Four-time winners the Silver Ferns have contested the last five finals, playing Australia on every occasion.

    The Aussie Diamonds are the holders and play South Africa in the first semi-final at 11:15 BST.

    Read the full preview here.

  2. Watch Zimbabwe netballers gatecrash BBC TV coverage

    Watch as Zimbabwe netballers celebrate their top-eight finish at the World Cup by dancing their way onto BBC Two's TV coverage while Hazel Irvine is still presenting.

  3. All you need to know about semi-finals and play-offs

    Netball World Cup 2019

    After seven days of group-stage action in Liverpool, the semi-finals have been decided at the Netball World Cup.

    Australia, New Zealand, England and South Africa have made it to the last four, with the winners facing each other in Sunday's showpiece live on BBC Two.

    The 12 remaining teams will also play off for positions five to 16 over the closing weekend.

    Find out all you need to know about the final weekend in Liverpool here.

  4. Meet the Parents: NetBallers host an impromptu parents evening

    The girls bump into some proud families at breakfast and hold an impromptu parents evening

    The NetBallers find out more about the England players' parents by hosting an impromptu parents evening.

    Download and listen to the latest NetBallers podcast here.

  5. Get Inspired: How to get into netball

    Get Inspired
    #GetInspired

    The Netball World Cup 2019

    Netball is a seven-a-side game where the aim is to score goals by passing the ball down the court and throwing it in your opponents net. Unlike basketball, players are not allowed to run with the ball - it is all about the passing.

    With the 2019 Netball World Cup taking place in Liverpool this summer, there's never been a better time to get inspired by the top teams and have a go at netball yourself!

    No matter what your fitness level is, there is a position on court for everyone. Netball is a semi-contact sport, so men and woman and boys and girls can all play on the same side.

    Take a listen to the Netballers podcast for more insights about all levels of netball, or take a look at our fun quiz which can tell you which position you play based on how you use your phone.

    Find a club in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland to get started!