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Silver Ferns to pile on pressure in midcourt during Nations Cup match against Jamaica in Birmingham

Expect to see the Silver Ferns pile on the pressure in the midcourt during their second Nations Cup match against Jamaica in Birmingham this morning

23 January 2020

The Caribbean nation boasts 1.98 metre tall shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Reid, who is near unstoppable when she gets the ball in the circle.

Resting defender Katrina Rore says they'll need to get turnovers before the ball reaches Jamaica's attacking end.

Centre pass is at 6.30am.

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