World champions dominate every quarter to win 62-43 with stand-in goal keeper Sarah Klau player of the match
Stand-in goal keeper Sarah Klau was player of the matchAustralia have bounced back from successive Constellation Cup losses and a quick turnaround to score a 62-43 win over South Africa in Cairns., the world champions won every quarter in the first match of their three-game series.
Among those rested were captain and midcourt general Liz Watson and dominant goalkeeper Courtney Bruce, though the former came on for the final quarter.Netball She quickly made an impression with some gains and intercepts and supplemented the impressive Klau, with wing defence Amy Parmenter also strong.
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