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Uganda humbles Sri Lank, remains unbeaten as world Netball enters day 4

JAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff WriterbyJAVIRA SSEBWAMI | PML Daily Staff Writer
September 20, 2018
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Uganda (black) defeated Sri Lanka (Orange) on day three of the World University Netball Championship (Photo by Javira Ssebwami)

Uganda on Wednesday continued to exhibit their high-class netball performance, winning her fourth game on the trot, trashing Sri-Lank 134-24 in the ongoing World University Championship at Makerere University.

Team Uganda captain Irene Eyaru attributed the continued performance to their hard work.

“We are winning because we are determined and eyeing the trophy, we are hosts, that’s the advantage and we do not want to shame the country,” Eyaru told PML Daily

Sri Lanka like the USA are also yet to win a match but have had a lot to learn.

“We knew we were coming into a very competitive event, said Tushani Wanawaka-Sri Lanka Captain.

“Much as we are losing we have also had our lessons that will make us a much better team next time.

Ranawaka however, hailed her team for it never says die attitude.

“We lost to a better team but we don’t lose hope, we shall correct our mistakes, and win the remaining games, she continued.

Singapore, who lost to South Africa 92-11, were also of a similar view.

“South Africa and Uganda are much bigger than us and we have to improve on our speed and shooting, noted Singapore captain Tabitha Ong.

South Africa who are eyeing their second straight title were in equally impressive as they defeated Singapore 92-11 goals.

Uganda and South Africa remain the two unbeaten teams in the championship.

Day 1 results:

South Africa 117 USA 4

Zimbabwe 44 Sri Lanka 31

Singapore 39 Kenya 38

Uganda 102 USA 16

Day 2 results:

Uganda 105 v Kenya 15

South Africa116 v Sri Lanka 6

Zimbabwe 40 v USA 28

Uganda 77 v Singapore 19

Day 3 results:

Zimbabwe 28 v Kenya 41

South Africa 92 v Singapore 11

Uganda 133 v Sri Lanka 24

USA 40 v Kenya 44

South Africa 105 v Zimbabwe 12

Day 4 schedule:

10:00: Singapore v USA

1200: Sri Lanka v Kenya

14:00: Uganda v Zimbabwe

16:00: Singapore v Sri Lanka

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