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1949 England Scotland Wales netball series

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The 1949 England Scotland Wales netball series was organised by the All England Netball Association. The series featured three netball test matches played on 7 May 1949. It saw England, Scotland and Wales all play their debut netball test matches. The three netball matches were played outdoors at the General Electric Company ground on Preston Road in Wembley, London.[1][2][3][4][5] England won both of their matches by the same score, 25–3, and won the series.[3] The Wales v Scotland match was much more closely fought. Scotland, after a poor start were 6–0 down but then established a 10–9 lead. Wales however fought back and pipped Scotland to win 14–13.[4]

Host country England
CityLondon
Venue(s)GEC Ground, Wembley
Dates7 May 1949
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1949 England Scotland Wales netball series
Tournament details
Host country England
CityLondon
Venue(s)GEC Ground, Wembley
Dates7 May 1949
Teams3
Final positions
Champions England
Runners-up Wales
Third place Scotland
Tournament statistics
Matches played3
1951 
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Squads

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Participating teams and rosters[4]
 England  Scotland[6]  Wales[7]
Elizabeth Rodger (Hertfordshire)
Mary Thomas (Lincolnshire East)[8]
Anne Greasley (Bedfordshire East)
O. De Lacey (Lancashire)
B. Parfitt (Middlesex)
Mary French (Surrey)[9]
E Owen (c) (Lancashire)
Reserves:
E. Needham (Midlands)
B. Cooper
E Salter
Rita Rice (née Renfrew) (c) (Glasgow)
Rena Johnson (Glasgow)
Helen Glen (Edinburgh)
Lily Keith (née Hunter) (Aberdeen)
Helen M. McLeish (née Fleming) (Dunfermline)
Mary Noel Milne (née Brebner) (Aberdeen)
Doris Breen (née Fitzpatrick) (Glasgow)
Reserves:
Eileen (Binkie) MacLean (Glasgow)
Beth Robertson (née Smith) (Dunfermline)
B Williams (Flint/N Wales)
Marjorie Whitley (Flint/N Wales)[10]
A. Shorey (Caernarfonshire)[11]
E. Travis (Caernarfonshire)[12]
Iris Fine (Cardiff)[13]
Sybil Nest Butler-Jones (c) (Cardiff)
Pat Meaden (Swansea)[14]
Reserves:
J. Sweeting (Cardiff)
M. Pritchard (Caernarfonshire)
Head Coach:
Coaches/Selectors ?:
Stella McGuire, Catherine Sweeney
Head Coach:
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Umpires

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Umpire Association
R. M. HarrisEngland
A. M. WardEngland
I. CalderScotland
M. Williams JonesWales
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Source:[4]

Matches

Saturday, 7 May 1949  England 25–3  Scotland  
14.15
Saturday, 7 May 1949  Wales 14–13  Scotland  
15.20
Saturday, 7 May 1949  England 25–3  Wales  
16.25

Sources:[15][16]

Final table

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Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  England2200506+444
2  Wales21011738-212
4  Scotland20021639-230
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