Wales' World Cup aim after Commonwealth failings

Wales netball team, who finished 10th at the Commonwealth Games, are set to return from Glasgow with the aim of qualifying for the World Cup. The team, under interim head coach Reinga Bloxham, will face Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland in their bid to secure two places in Australia 2027. The players have reflected on their underperformance at the Commonwealth Games, with goal shooter Georgia Rowe expressing her disappointment in her personal performance and the team's inability to deliver their best.

Despite losing early games, the team showed resilience and a strong sense of ownership, with captain Bethan Partridge highlighting the group's accountability and progress since the Games. The team's focus now lies on improving their possession control and consistency, aiming to secure three wins from their three remaining qualifiers.