Diamonds Make History in South African Series
The Australian Diamonds completed a clean sweep of their three Test netball series against South Africa, with coach Stacey Marinkovich making history by giving three players their international debut.
The world champions secured a 65-42 victory, stretching their unbeaten streak against the Proteas to 49 matches. With a commanding 33-16 lead in the second quarter, Marinkovich introduced Melbourne Vixens premiership mid-courter Hannah Mundy to the international stage.
The move marked a historic moment, as Mundy and her mother Shelley O'Donnell became the first mother-daughter pair to play for Australia in the Diamonds' 87-year history.
- The Diamonds won the series 3-0.
- Their unbeaten streak against the Proteas now stands at 49 matches.
- Hannah Mundy made her international debut, alongside two other players.
Author's summary: Diamonds make history with clean sweep.