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2019 Netball World Cup

{{short description|International netball tournament}}

{{Use dmy dates|date=January 2020}}

{{Infobox World Netball Championship

| image = 2019 Netball World Cup logo.svg

| caption = Official logo

| image_size = 300px

| host_country = England

| venues = Liverpool Arena

| dates = {{start and end dates|2019|07|12|2019|07|21|df=y}}

| num_teams = 16

| winners = New Zealand | count = 5

| second = Australia

| third = England

| scoring_leader = {{flagicon|Sri Lanka

}} Tharjini Sivalingam (348 goals)

| matches = 60

| attendance =

| prev_season = 2015

| next_season = 2023

| updated = 17 July 2019

}}

The 2019 Netball World Cup (also known as the 2019 Vitality Netball World Cup for sponsorship reasons{{Cite web|url=https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1072514/vitality-announced-as-title-sponsor-of-2019-netball-world-cup|title=Vitality announced as title sponsor of 2019 Netball World Cup|date=22 November 2018|website=www.insidethegames.biz}}) was the 15th edition of the INF Netball World Cup. It was held from 12–21 July 2019 at the Liverpool Arena in Liverpool, England with matches being held on two courts. Host nation England finished their campaign with a bronze medal. New Zealand became 5th time champions after beating Australia in the final and gold medal match.

Sixteen nations contested for the title, which included the top six of the previous tournament which was held in Sydney, Australia. After two group stage rounds, Australia, England, New Zealand and South Africa all made it to the semi-finals. In a rematch of the 2015 final, New Zealand would take home their fifth title after defeating Australia by one goal. England finished in third place, after defeating South Africa.

Trinidad and Tobago's Rhonda John-Davis appeared in her sixth World Cup, a World Cup record.{{Cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/meet-our-teams-trinidad-and-tobago/|title=Rhonda John Davis set 6th World Cup tournament|language=en-US|access-date=16 September 2019}}{{Cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/john-davis-disappointed-despite-history-making-feat/|title=John Davis disappoined despite making history|language=en-US|access-date=16 September 2019}}

Organisation

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! colspan=2 | Liverpool Arena

colspan=2 | Host venue
colspan=2 | 250px
LocationLiverpool, England
Constructed2008
Capacity11,000

The 2019 Netball World Cup was launched in January 2018 at St George's Hall in Liverpool, the host city.{{cite web|url=http://netball.org/archives/11489|title=Netball World Cup 2019 Officially Launched Ahead Of First Qualifying Event|work=International Netball Federation|date=19 January 2018}} Liverpool was selected as the host city for the event in February 2015 by the International Netball Federation.{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.com/sport/netball/31113009|title=Netball World Cup 2019: Liverpool named host city|work=BBC Sport|date=3 February 2015}}

=Venue=

All matches at the event were held at the Liverpool Arena (known for sponsorship reasons as M&S Bank Arena), which has a seating capacity of 11,000. The venue is the centrepiece of the ACC Liverpool sporting and events precinct, allowing the event's other amenities, such as warm-up and administration facilities, to take place within the one location.{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/our-world-cup/echo-arena/|title=Our Venue – ACC Liverpool|date=1 April 2018|work=Netball World Cup}}

Broadcasters

This is a list of the broadcasters for the tournament in competing countries and regions.

class=wikitable

! Country

! Broadcaster

!

{{AUS}}Nine Network{{cite web|url=https://netball.com.au/nine-to-broadcast-2019-netball-world-cup/|title=Nine to broadcast 2019 Netball World Cup|work=Netball Australia|date=10 April 2019}}
{{BRB}}Flow Sport{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/how-to-follow/|title=How To Follow

|work=Netball World Cup 2019|date=16 July 2019}}

{{FJI}}Digicel
{{NZ}}Sky Sport{{cite web|url=https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12205059|title=Sky secures Netball World Cup, extends Indycar deal|work=The New Zealand Herald |date=19 February 2019}}
{{SAM}}Digicel
{{RSA}}SuperSport{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/Netball_SA/status/1146055931265998849|title=Starting 12 July all 60 @NetballWorldCup matches will be broadcast on @SuperSport concluding with the FINAL 🏆 21 July. This will be the first time every match can be seen LIVE on the World of Champions!|work=Netball South Africa|publisher=Twitter|date=2 July 2019}}
{{TTO}}Flow Sport
{{GBR}}Sky Sports & BBC{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/netball/46351496|title=Netball World Cup 2019: BBC to broadcast tournament with Sky Sports|work=BBC Sport|date=26 November 2018}}

Umpires

Seventeen umpires from seven countries officiated matches at the tournament.{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/umpires-and-technical-officials/|title=Vitality Netball World Cup is pleased to announce the Umpires, Umpire Assessment Panel and Technical Officials appointed for the World Cup in Liverpool.|work=Netball World Cup}}

class="wikitable sortable"

! Nation !! Umpire

{{flagu|AUS}}{{sort|Henning|Marc Henning}}
{{flagu|AUS}}{{sort|Bowring|Josh Bowring}}
{{flagu|AUS}}{{sort|George|Helen George}}
{{flagu|AUS}}{{sort|Phippard|Michelle Phippard}}
{{flagu|ENG}}{{sort|Travis|Louise Travis}}
{{flagu|ENG}}{{sort|Burgess|Gary Burgess}}
{{flagu|ENG}}{{sort|Stephenson|Kate Stephenson}}
{{flagu|ENG}}{{sort|Mizon|Jackie Mizon}}
{{flagu|RSA}}{{sort|Kemp|Anso Kemp}}
{{flagu|RSA}}{{sort|Edeling|Janet Edeling}}
{{flagu|RSA}}{{sort|Van den Berg|Elizna Van den Berg}}
{{flagu|TRI}}{{sort|Mathurin-Cameron|Lilia Mathurin-Cameron}}
{{flagu|JAM}}{{sort|Peart|Terrence Peart}}
{{flagu|NZL}}{{sort|Armstrong-Lush|Angela Armstrong-Lush}}
{{flagu|NZL}}{{sort|Douglas|Lisa Douglas}}
{{flagu|NZL}}{{sort|Fowler|Gareth Fowler}}
{{flagu|SIN}}{{sort|Yuliani|Joan Yuliani}}

Teams

=Qualification=

Sixteen teams contested the 2019 title.{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/competition-format-revealed-with-500-days-to-go/|title=Competition format revealed with 500 days to go|work=Netball World Cup|date=27 February 2018}} Five teams automatically qualified by virtue of their high ranking position in the INF World Rankings, and England qualified as the host nation. The remaining ten teams qualified via regional qualification tournaments, with two teams selected from each of the five international netball regions; Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.{{cite web|url=http://netball.org/archives/11489|title=Netball World Cup 2019 Officially Launched Ahead Of First Qualifying Event|date=19 January 2018|work=International Netball Federation}} The five teams (six if England is included) to be granted automatic qualification, in order of seeding were:{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/automatic-qualifiers-for-netball-world-cup-2019-confirmed/|title=Automatic Qualifiers for Netball World Cup 2019 Confirmed|work=Netball World Cup|date=2 July 2018|access-date=11 July 2018|archive-date=11 July 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180711090503/https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/automatic-qualifiers-for-netball-world-cup-2019-confirmed/|url-status=dead}}

  • {{nb|Australia}}
  • {{nb|England}} (host nation)
  • {{nb|New Zealand}}
  • {{nb|Jamaica}}
  • {{nb|South Africa}}
  • {{nb|Malawi}}

Qualification tournaments

class=wikitable
Region

! Host

! Teams

! Dates

! Qualified

!

Europe{{flag|Scotland}}319–21 January 2018{{nb|Scotland}}
{{nb|Northern Ireland}}		{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/scotland-complete-perfect-weekend-with-victory-over-northern-ireland/|title=Scotland complete perfect weekend with victory over Northern Ireland|work=Netball World Cup|date=21 January 2018}}
Oceania{{flag|New Zealand}}517–21 April 2018{{nb|Fiji}}
{{nb|Samoa}}		{{Cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/fiji-and-samoa-qualify-for-netball-world-cup-2019/|title=Fiji and Samoa qualify for Netball World Cup 2019|date=21 April 2018|work=Netball World Cup}}
Africa{{flag|Zambia}}613–18 August 2018{{nb|Uganda}}
{{nb|Zimbabwe}}		{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/uganda-and-zimbabwe-qualify-for-liverpool/|title=Uganda and Zimbabwe qualify for Liverpool|work=Netball World Cup|date=17 August 2018}}
Americas{{flag|Barbados}}824 August–2 September 2018{{nb|Trinidad}}
{{nb|Barbados}}		{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/trinidad-and-tobago-and-barbados-qualify-for-the-netball-word-cup/|title=Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados qualify for the Netball World Cup|date=3 September 2018|work=Netball World Cup}}
Asia{{flag|Singapore}}91–9 September 2018{{nb|Sri Lanka}}
{{nb|Singapore}}		{{cite web|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/sri-lanka-and-singapore-complete-line-up-for-2019/|title=Sri Lanka and Singapore complete line-up for 2019 World Cup|date=10 September 2018|work=Netball World Cup}}

Squads

{{see|2019 Netball World Cup squads}}

Format

A new format was introduced for the edition. Teams competed in three stages; the Preliminaries Stage One (12–14 July), Preliminaries Stage Two (15–18 July) and the Play-offs and Placings matches (19–21 July).

Preliminaries Stage One

There were four groups (A, B, C and D) of four teams in the first stage, with the top eight teams pre-assigned to their groups and one team from the 9th–12th seeds and one from the 13th–16th seeds drawn randomly into each group. However no more than two teams from the one region can be drawn into the same group. The top three teams from each group progressed to the second preliminaries stage.

Preliminaries Stage Two

The top three teams from Groups A and B formed Group F, and the top three teams from Groups C and D formed Group G. The bottom four finishers from Groups A-D competed against one another in Group E. Where teams in Groups F and G have already played each other in the Preliminaries Stage One (i.e. A1 has already played A2 and A3), these results will carry through to the Preliminaries Stage Two.

Play-offs and Placings

The teams finishing first and second in Groups F and G went through to the semi-finals, with the top placed team in each group facing the second placed team in the other group. The winners of each semi-final competed for gold in the final, with the losers playing for bronze.

The teams finishing third and fourth in Groups F and G competed for final positions fifth to eighth – third in one group plays fourth in the other – with the winners playing off for fifth place and the losers for seventh. The teams that finished fifth in Groups F and G played off for ninth and 10th places. The teams that finished last in Groups F and G played off for 11th and 12th places. The teams that finished first and second in Group E played off for 13th and 14th place and the teams that finish third and fourth in Group E played off for the 15th and 16th places.

Preliminaries Stage One

=Group A=

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width=20 abbr=Position |{{tooltip|Pos|Position}}

!width=175 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal difference |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

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|1

|align=left|{{nb|Australia}}

|3

30026085305.96
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

|align=left|{{nb|Zimbabwe}}

|3

20116717197.74
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|3

|align=left|{{nb|Northern Ireland}}

|3

10214018974.12
4

|align=left|{{nb|Sri Lanka}}

|3

00312324550.20

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 88–24

| team2 = {{nb|Northern Ireland}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|33|34}}
Thwaites {{nb-goal|25|26}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|18|19}}
Wood {{nb-goal|12|13}}

| goals2 = Craig {{nb-goal|18|22}}
Magee {{nb-goal|6|16}}
Crosbie {{nb-goal|0|2}}

| Q1 = 24–7

| Q2 = 21–8

| Q3 = 22–4

| Q4 = 21–5

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/ruthless-australia-start-campaign-in-style/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050103

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 11:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Zimbabwe}}

| score = 79–49

| team2 = {{nb|Sri Lanka}}

| goals1 = Takaidza {{nb-goal|59|62}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|14|15}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|6|7}}

| goals2 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|44|45}}
Wannithileka {{nb-goal|5|5}}

| Q1 = 19–14

| Q2 = 19–15

| Q3 = 15–13

| Q4 = 26–7

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}
E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/zimbabwe-make-perfect-world-cup-debut/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050104

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 73–37

| team2 = {{nb|Zimbabwe}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|49|53}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|24|28}}

| goals2 = Takaidza {{nb-goal|15|20}}
Jani {{nb-goal|11|13}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|8|9}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| Q1 = 18–9

| Q2 = 21–9

| Q3 = 15–13

| Q4 = 19–6

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}
J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/reigning-champions-australia-beat-spirited-zimbabwe/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050201

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 09:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 67–50

| team2 = {{nb|Sri Lanka}}

| goals1 = Magee {{nb-goal|29|32}}
Armstrong {{nb-goal|22|26}}
Craig {{nb-goal|16|22}}

| goals2 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|47|52}}
Wannithileka {{nb-goal|2|2}}
Sethukavalar {{nb-goal|1|1}}

| Q1 = 18–13

| Q2 = 16–12

| Q3 = 17–12

| Q4 = 16–13

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/northern-ireland-off-the-mark-with-sri-lanka-win/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050202

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 99–24

| team2 = {{nb|Sri Lanka}}

| goals1 = Thwaites {{nb-goal|67|68}}
Wood {{nb-goal|32|34}}

| goals2 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|16|19}}
Wannithileka {{nb-goal|8|10}}
Mendis {{nb-goal|0|2}}

| Q1 = 20–7

| Q2 = 27–8

| Q3 = 28–7

| Q4 = 24–2

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}
E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/relentless-diamonds-record-tournament-high-score-to-see-off-sri-lanka/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050305

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 15:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 49–51

| team2 = {{nb|Zimbabwe}}

| goals1 = Armstrong {{nb-goal|29|38}}
Magee {{nb-goal|20|24}}

| goals2 = Takaidza {{nb-goal|44|46}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|5|5}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| Q1 = 15–12

| Q2 = 12–15

| Q3 = 12–12

| Q4 = 10–12

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}
H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/zimbabwe-edge-thriller-against-northern-ireland/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050306

}}

=Group B=

class=wikitable style=text-align:center
width=20 abbr=Position |{{tooltip|Pos|Position}}

!width=175 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|1

|align=left|{{nb|New Zealand}}

|3

30023191253.86
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

|align=left|{{nb|Malawi}}

|3

201197143137.84
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|3

|align=left|{{nb|Barbados}}

|3

10213517776.32
4

|align=left|{{nb|Singapore}}

|3

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{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|New Zealand}}

| score = 64–45

| team2 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| goals1 = Folau {{nb-goal|39|43}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|20|21}}
Selby-Rickit {{nb-goal|5|6}}

| goals2 = Mvula {{nb-goal|22|27}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|18|22}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|4|6}}
Kamwala {{nb-goal|1|2}}

| Q1 = 17–11

| Q2 = 15–6

| Q3 = 17–13

| Q4 = 15–15

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/new-zealand-off-to-winning-start-in-tournaments-opening-game/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050101

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 09:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Barbados}}

| score = 69–34

| team2 = {{nb|Singapore}}

| goals1 = Wharton {{nb-goal|27|29}}
Blackman {{nb-goal|22|23}}
Holder {{nb-goal|11|13}}
Thomas {{nb-goal|9|12}}

| goals2 = Soh {{nb-goal|21|31}}
Tan {{nb-goal|9|10}}
Toh {{nb-goal|3|7}}
Lee {{nb-goal|1|3}}

| Q1 = 17–6

| Q2 = 16–8

| Q3 = 14–10

| Q4 = 22–10

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}
T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| res-ump = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/barbados-make-impressive-start-with-win-over-singapore/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050102

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|New Zealand}}

| score = 78–25

| team2 = {{nb|Barbados}}

| goals1 = Mes {{nb-goal|30|33}}
Folau {{nb-goal|21|24}}
Selby-Rickit {{nb-goal|20|22}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|7|8}}

| goals2 = Wharton {{nb-goal|14|17}}
Thomas {{nb-goal|4|6}}
Holder {{nb-goal|4|6}}
Blackman {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| Q1 = 16–9

| Q2 = 26–5

| Q3 = 19–6

| Q4 = 17–5

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}
J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| res-ump = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/silver-ferns-impress-again-with-second-victory/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050203

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 11:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Malawi}}

| score = 87–38

| team2 = {{nb|Singapore}}

| goals1 = Mvula {{nb-goal|31|33}}
Kamwala {{nb-goal|27|32}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|23|24}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|6|6}}

| goals2 = Soh {{nb-goal|15|17}}
Tan {{nb-goal|11|13}}
Toh {{nb-goal|7|12}}
Lee {{nb-goal|5|7}}

| Q1 = 27–11

| Q2 = 18–9

| Q3 = 18–10

| Q4 = 24–8

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}
A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/mvula-guides-malawi-to-crushing-win/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050204

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|New Zealand}}

| score = 89–21

| team2 = {{nb|Singapore}}

| goals1 = Selby-Rickit {{nb-goal|37|39}}
Folau {{nb-goal|27|28}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|15|20}}
Mes {{nb-goal|10|11}}

| goals2 = Soh {{nb-goal|11|18}}
Toh {{nb-goal|8|13}}
Tan {{nb-goal|1|5}}
Lee {{nb-goal|1|1}}

| Q1 = 20–5

| Q2 = 23–3

| Q3 = 20–6

| Q4 = 26–7

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}
T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| res-ump = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/new-zealand-far-too-strong-for-brave-singapore/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050301

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 09:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Malawi}}

| score = 65–41

| team2 = {{nb|Barbados}}

| goals1 = Mvula {{nb-goal|31|33}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|23|25}}
Kamwala {{nb-goal|8|11}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|3|3}}

| goals2 = Wharton {{nb-goal|15|18}}
Thomas {{nb-goal|12|17}}
Blackman {{nb-goal|11|12}}
Holder {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| Q1 = 17–9

| Q2 = 18–11

| Q3 = 17–9

| Q4 = 13–12

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Kemp {{Flagicon|RSA}}
J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| res-ump = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/queens-on-top-as-malawi-record-second-win/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050302

}}

=Group C=

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width=20 abbr=Position |{{tooltip|Pos|Position}}

!width=185 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|1

|align=left|{{nb|South Africa}}

|3

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bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

|align=left|{{nb|Jamaica}}

|3

201205127161.44
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|3

|align=left|{{nb|Trinidad and Tobago}}

|3

10215520077.52
4

|align=left|{{nb|Fiji}}

|3

00312024249.60

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 85–29

| team2 = {{nb|Fiji}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|33|35}}
Aiken {{nb-goal|26|36}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|15|17}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|11|17}}

| goals2 = Raeluni {{nb-goal|10|13}}
Panapasa {{nb-goal|7|9}}
Waqa {{nb-goal|6|7}}
Vocea {{nb-goal|6|8}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 19–8

| Q2 = 21–6

| Q3 = 27–4

| Q4 = 18–11

| umpires = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/jamaica-off-the-mark-with-big-win-over-fiji/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050105

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 17:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|South Africa}}

| score = 76–45

| team2 = {{nb|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| goals1 = Potgieter {{nb-goal|42|43}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|18|22}}
Burger {{nb-goal|16|18}}

| goals2 = Wallace {{nb-goal|28|30}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|11|14}}
McCarthy {{nb-goal|6|7}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 19–15

| Q2 = 21–11

| Q3 = 16–8

| Q4 = 20–11

| umpires = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}
L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/south-africa-impress-in-opening-day-win/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050106

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 68–43

| team2 = {{nb|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|38|40}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|12|14}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|11|20}}
Aiken {{nb-goal|7|13}}

| goals2 = McCollin {{nb-goal|19|21}}
Wallace {{nb-goal|19|24}}
McCarthy {{nb-goal|5|6}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 17–15

| Q2 = 25–8

| Q3 = 15–11

| Q4 = 11–9

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/jamaican-sunshine-girls-extend-winning-run/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050207

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 17:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|South Africa}}

| score = 90–35

| team2 = {{nb|Fiji}}

| goals1 = Potgieter {{nb-goal|33|34}}
Burger {{nb-goal|32|36}}
Stoltz {{nb-goal|21|25}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|4|4}}

| goals2 = Rauluni {{nb-goal|13|18}}
Panapasa {{nb-goal|11|11}}
Vocea {{nb-goal|8|13}}
Waqa {{nb-goal|3|5}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 24–9

| Q2 = 23–10

| Q3 = 20–6

| Q4 = 23–10

| umpires = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}
L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/south-africa-hit-the-goal-trail-against-fiji/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050208

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 52–55

| team2 = {{nb|South Africa}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|38|39}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|14|19}}

| goals2 = Potgieter {{nb-goal|36|39}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|19|29}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 9–16

| Q2 = 12–16

| Q3 = 17–10

| Q4 = 14–13

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/south-africa-beat-jamaica-to-top-group-c/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050307

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 17:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| score = 67–56

| team2 = {{nb|Fiji}}

| goals1 = Wallace {{nb-goal|40|42}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|21|29}}
McCarthy {{nb-goal|3|5}}
Hollingsworths {{nb-goal|3|5}}

| goals2 = Panapasa {{nb-goal|33|35}}
Rauluni {{nb-goal|23|26}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 23–10

| Q2 = 17–15

| Q3 = 17–15

| Q4 = 10–16

| umpires = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/trinidad-and-tobago-register-first-win-as-fiji-are-defeated/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050308

}}

=Group D=

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width=20 abbr=Position |{{tooltip|Pos|Position}}

!width=175 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|1

|align=left|{{nb|England}} (H)

|3

30022490248.96
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

|align=left|{{nb|Uganda}}

|3

20115315598.74
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|3

|align=left|{{nb|Scotland}}

|3

10213015782.82
4

|align=left|{{nb|Samoa}}

|3

00310721250.50

(H) Host.

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| date = 12 July

| time = 19:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|England}}

| score = 64–32

| team2 = {{nb|Uganda}}

| goals1 = Harten {{nb-goal|29|35}}
Housby {{nb-goal|18|19}}
Dunn {{nb-goal|17|19}}

| goals2 = Proscovia {{nb-goal|20|23}}
Nanyonga {{nb-goal|12|14}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 15–6

| Q2 = 16–12

| Q3 = 13–8

| Q4 = 20–6

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
H. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/england-off-and-running-as-uganda-are-defeated/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050107

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 12 July

| time = 19:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Scotland}}

| score = 53–35

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Gallagher {{nb-goal|23|27}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|21|25}}
Barrie {{nb-goal|8|9}}
McCall {{nb-goal|1|1}}

| goals2 = Tanimo {{nb-goal|18|20}}
To'o {{nb-goal|10|12}}
Salanoa {{nb-goal|5|6}}
Autagavaia {{nb-goal|2|3}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 9–7

| Q2 = 15–9

| Q3 = 17–10

| Q4 = 9–12

| umpires = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}
J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| res-ump = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/scotland-register-win-to-bring-day-1-to-a-close/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050108

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|England}}

| score = 70–34

| team2 = {{nb|Scotland}}

| goals1 = Dunn {{nb-goal|49|52}}
Housby {{nb-goal|14|16}}
Haythornthwaite {{nb-goal|4|4}}
Harten {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| goals2 = Gallagher {{nb-goal|13|14}}
Barrie {{nb-goal|11|13}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|9|12}}
McCall {{nb-goal|1|2}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 18–9

| Q2 = 17–11

| Q3 = 20–6

| Q4 = 15–8

| umpires = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}
H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/roses-triumph-again-to-delight-home-crowd/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050205

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 13 July

| time = 15:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Uganda}}

| score = 69–48

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Cholock {{nb-goal|34|39}}
Oyella {{nb-goal|17|18}}
Proscovia {{nb-goal|16|18}}
Nanyonga {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| goals2 = Salanoa {{nb-goal|25|26}}
To'o {{nb-goal|20|25}}
Tanimo {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 22–11

| Q2 = 18–12

| Q3 = 17–10

| Q4 = 12–15

| umpires = J. Bowling {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/uganda-register-first-points-with-win-over-samoa/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050206

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|England}}

| score = 90–24

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Harten {{nb-goal|40|41}}
Dunn {{nb-goal|30|34}}
Housby {{nb-goal|10|12}}
Haythornthwaite {{nb-goal|9|11}}

| goals2 = Tanimo {{nb-goal|8|9}}
Salanoa {{nb-goal|8|8}}
Autagavaia {{nb-goal|6|8}}
To'o {{nb-goal|2|4}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 22–7

| Q2 = 21–4

| Q3 = 22–7

| Q4 = 25–6

| umpires = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}
J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/dominant-england-sweep-aside-samoa/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050303

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 14 July

| time = 11:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Uganda}}

| score = 52–43

| team2 = {{nb|Scotland}}

| goals1 = Oyella {{nb-goal|27|28}}
Proscovia {{nb-goal|19|25}}
Cholock {{nb-goal|6|7}}

| goals2 = Barrie {{nb-goal|23|29}}
Gallagher {{nb-goal|18|20}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|2|3}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 16–11

| Q2 = 13–10

| Q3 = 11–12

| Q4 = 12–10

| umpires = G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/uganda-edge-out-scotland-to-finish-second-in-group-d/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050304

}}

Preliminaries Stage Two

=Group E=

Group E contains the four bottom teams from Groups A-D and compete for final placings 13th to 16th.

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!width=175 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|1

| align="left" |{{nb|Samoa}}

|3

300189158119.66
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

| align="left" |{{nb|Fiji}}

|3

201184155118.74
3

|align=left|{{nb|Sri Lanka}}

|3

102187174107.52
4

|align=left|{{nb|Singapore}}

|3

00315522269.80

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 11:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Sri Lanka}}

| score = 88–50

| team2 = {{nb|Singapore}}

| goals1 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|76|78}}
Sethukavalar {{nb-goal|6|7}}
Mendis {{nb-goal|3|3}}
Ambeygoda {{nb-goal|3|4}}

| goals2 = Toh {{nb-goal|16|22}}
Soh {{nb-goal|15|18}}
Lee {{nb-goal|15|18}}
Tan {{nb-goal|4|4}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 21–11

| Q2 = 24–11

| Q3 = 26–14

| Q4 = 17–14

| umpires = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}
E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/sivalingam-stars-in-sri-lankas-first-win/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050404

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 15:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Fiji}}

| score = 54–55

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Panapasa {{nb-goal|42|44}}
Rauluni {{nb-goal|12|17}}

| goals2 = Salanoa {{nb-goal|32|33}}
To'o {{nb-goal|14|16}}
Tanimo {{nb-goal|9|10}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| Q1 = 16–18

| Q2 = 14–15

| Q3 = 12–7

| Q4 = 12–15

| umpires = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/dramatic-finale-sees-samoa-secure-first-win-of-tournament/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050406

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 16 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Fiji}}

| score = 71–56

| team2 = {{nb|Singapore}}

| goals1 = Panapasa {{nb-goal|41|44}}
Vocea {{nb-goal|17|21}}
Rauluni {{nb-goal|8|11}}
Waqa {{nb-goal|5|7}}

| goals2 = Soh {{nb-goal|37|42}}
Lee {{nb-goal|13|16}}
Toh {{nb-goal|6|8}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| Q1 = 22–12

| Q2 = 13–14

| Q3 = 17–14

| Q4 = 19–16

| umpires = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}
E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/fiji-on-the-board-after-victory-over-singapore/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050501

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 16 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Sri Lanka}}

| score = 55–65

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|52|58}}
Wannithileka {{nb-goal|3|3}}

| goals2 = Tanimo {{nb-goal|42|44}}
To'o {{nb-goal|20|25}}
Salanoa {{nb-goal|3|3}}

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| Q1 = 17–13

| Q2 = 10–19

| Q3 = 13–17

| Q4 = 15–16

| umpires = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}
L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/two-in-two-for-samoa-as-misa-excels/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050502

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 17 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Sri Lanka}}

| score = 44–59

| team2 = {{nb|Fiji}}

| goals1 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|36|39}}
Mendis {{nb-goal|6|11}}
Wannithileka {{nb-goal|2|5}}

| goals2 = Rauluni {{nb-goal|29|37}}
Vocea {{nb-goal|25|29}}
Panapasa {{nb-goal|5|6}}

| Q1 = 11–10

| Q2 = 9–17

| Q3 = 8–20

| Q4 = 16–12

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}
T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| res-ump = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/fiji-win-again-to-keep-13th-place-hopes-alive/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050601

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 17 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Singapore}}

| score = 49–63

| team2 = {{nb|Samoa}}

| goals1 = Soh {{nb-goal|21|27}}
Tan {{nb-goal|17|19}}
Toh {{nb-goal|9|13}}
Lee {{nb-goal|2|4}}

| goals2 = Tanimo {{nb-goal|45|48}}
Salanoa {{nb-goal|11|11}}
Autagavaia {{nb-goal|6|7}}
To'o {{nb-goal|1|2}}

| Q1 = 9–16

| Q2 = 12–15

| Q3 = 13–13

| Q4 = 15–19

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/samoa-maintain-perfect-group-e-record/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050602

}}

=Group F=

The top three teams from Groups A and B advance to Group F. All six teams previously played two matches against Group F teams – for example, each team in Group A played the two other Group A teams who advanced to Group F. At the start of Group F the table is initialised to include the results of these two Group A or Group B matches for each team. The former Group A teams play the former Group B teams in three rounds of three matches in Group F.

Teams finishing first and second in Group F go through to the semi-finals – the top team in Group F plays the second team in Group G and the second team in Group F plays the top team in Group G. The four remaining teams in Group F compete for the final placings from 5th to 12th.

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!width=175 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|1

|align=left|{{nb|Australia}} (Q)

|5

500376157239.510
bgcolor=#CCFFCC

|2

|align=left|{{nb|New Zealand}} (Q)

|5

401347184188.68
bgcolor=lightyellow

|3

|align=left|{{nb|Malawi}}

|5

30223330177.46
bgcolor=lightyellow

|4

|align=left|{{nb|Zimbabwe}}

|5

20324126590.94
5

|align=left|{{nb|Northern Ireland}}

|5

10419030662.12
6

|align=left|{{nb|Barbados}}

|5

00517234649.70

(Q) Qualified to semi-finals.


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| date = 15 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Zimbabwe}}

| score = 36–79

| team2 = {{nb|New Zealand}}

| goals1 = Jani {{nb-goal|13|13}}
Makusha {{nb-goal|7|9}}
Takaidza {{nb-goal|7|9}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|5|5}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|4|7}}

| goals2 = Ekenasio {{nb-goal|25|30}}
Selby-Rickit {{nb-goal|23|23}}
Folai {{nb-goal|23|25}}
Mes {{nb-goal|8|10}}

| Q1 = 10–21

| Q2 = 8–19

| Q3 = 8–19

| Q4 = 10–20

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}
J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/silver-ferns-continue-100-record-with-zimbabwe-victory/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050401

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 09:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 43–47

| team2 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| goals1 = Armstrong {{nb-goal|22|29}}
Magee {{nb-goal|19|27}}
Craig {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| goals2 = Mvula {{nb-goal|30|31}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|15|18}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| Q1 = 9–12

| Q2 = 11–10

| Q3 = 12–12

| Q4 = 11–13

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}
G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/malawi-victorious-as-northern-ireland-are-edged-out-again

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050402

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 91–22

| team2 = {{nb|Barbados}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|26|30}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|25|26}}
Thwaites {{nb-goal|20|20}}
Wood {{nb-goal|20|23}}

| goals2 = Wharton {{nb-goal|20|24}}
Thomas {{nb-goal|2|6}}

| Q1 = 23–5

| Q2 = 23–2

| Q3 = 25–8

| Q4 = 20–7

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}
L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}

| res-ump = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/diamonds-continue-to-sparkle-as-barbados-are-beaten/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050403

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 16 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 28–77

| team2 = {{nb|New Zealand}}

| goals1 = Magee {{nb-goal|14|22}}
Crosbie {{nb-goal|6|9}}
Craig {{nb-goal|5|7}}
Armstrong {{nb-goal|3|6}}

| goals2 = Folau {{nb-goal|31|36}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|26|28}}
Selby-Rickit {{nb-goal|10|11}}
Mes {{nb-goal|10|11}}

| Q1 = 7–22

| Q2 = 4–22

| Q3 = 6–17

| Q4 = 11–16

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}
K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/relentless-silver-ferns-continue-serene-progress/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050503

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 16 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 74–25

| team2 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|24|28}}
Thwaites {{nb-goal|22|22}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|17|18}}
Wood {{nb-goal|11|11}}

| goals2 = Chimaliro {{nb-goal|12|17}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|10|12}}
Kamwala {{nb-goal|3|6}}

| Q1 = 21–2

| Q2 = 20–3

| Q3 = 20–9

| Q4 = 13–11

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}
J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| res-ump = G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/dynamic-diamonds-march-on/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050504

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 16 July

| time = 19:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Zimbabwe}}

| score = 66–41

| team2 = {{nb|Barbados}}

| goals1 = Jani {{nb-goal|51|53}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|11|16}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|4|5}}

| goals2 = Wharton {{nb-goal|28|30}}
Holder {{nb-goal|7|7}}
Thomas {{nb-goal|6|9}}

| Q1 = 17–11

| Q2 = 16–8

| Q3 = 15–13

| Q4 = 18–9

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}
L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = H, George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/jani-ensures-continuation-of-zimbabwe-party/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050505

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 08:30 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 46–43

| team2 = {{nb|Barbados}}

| goals1 = Magee {{nb-goal|22|29}}
Armstrong {{nb-goal|19|21}}
Craig {{nb-goal|3|4}}
Crosbie {{nb-goal|2|4}}

| goals2 = Wharton {{nb-goal|24|26}}
Blackman {{nb-goal|19|20}}

| Q1 = 12–13

| Q2 = 11–10

| Q3 = 12–8

| Q4 = 11–12

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = E. Van der Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}
A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/warriors-battle-to-narrow-barbados-victory/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050603

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 10:30 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Australia}}

| score = 50–49

| team2 = {{nb|New Zealand}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|37|41}}
Wood {{nb-goal|13|16}}

| goals2 = Folau {{nb-goal|21|24}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|20|24}}
Mes {{nb-goal|8|10}}

| Q1 = 13–10

| Q2 = 15–12

| Q3 = 12–14

| Q4 = 10–13

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}
K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/diamonds-top-group-after-kiwi-thriller/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050604

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 12:30 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Zimbabwe}}

| score = 43–59

| team2 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| goals1 = Takaidza {{nb-goal|22|24}}
Jani {{nb-goal|13|15}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|4|5}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|4|6}}

| goals2 = Mvula {{nb-goal|41|43}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|18|20}}

| Q1 = 8–12

| Q2 = 10–16

| Q3 = 11–15

| Q4 = 14–16

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}
L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/regal-queens-impress-as-zimbabwe-are-beaten/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050605

}}

=Group G=

The top three teams from Groups C and D advance to Group G. All six teams previously played two matches against Group G teams – for example, each team in Group C played the two other Group C teams who advanced to Group G. At the start of Group G the table is initialised to include the results of these two Group C or Group D matches for each team. The former Group C teams play the former Group D teams in three rounds of three matches in Group G.

Teams finishing first and second in Group G go through to the semi-finals – the top team in Group G plays the second team in Group F and the second team in Group G plays the top team in Group F. The four remaining teams in Group G compete for the final placings from 5th to 12th.

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!width=205 |Team

!width=20 abbr=Played |{{tooltip|Pld|Played}}

!width=20 abbr=Won |{{tooltip|W|Won}}

!width=20 abbr=Drawn |{{tooltip|D|Drawn}}

!width=20 abbr=Lost |{{tooltip|L|Lost}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal for |{{tooltip|GF|Goal For}}

!width=30 abbr=Goal against |{{tooltip|GA|Goal Against}}

!width=30 abbr=Percentage |{{tooltip|%|Percentage}}

!width=30 abbr=Points |{{tooltip|Pts|Points}}

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|1

|align=left|{{nb|England}} (H) (Q)

|5

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|2

|align=left|{{nb|South Africa}} (Q)

|5

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|3

|align=left|{{nb|Jamaica}}

|5

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bgcolor=lightyellow

|4

|align=left|{{nb|Uganda}}

|5

20322028577.24
5

|align=left|{{nb|Trinidad and Tobago}}

|5

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6

|align=left|{{nb|Scotland}}

|5

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(Q) Qualified to semi-finals. (H) Host.


{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 48–56

| team2 = {{nb|England}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|43|43}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|5|9}}

| goals2 = Harten {{nb-goal|27|30}}
Housby {{nb-goal|29|34}}

| Q1 = 12–14

| Q2 = 14–14

| Q3 = 10–16

| Q4 = 12–12

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/housby-pays-tribute-to-phenomenal-guthrie/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050405

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| score = 54–57

| team2 = {{nb|Uganda}}

| goals1 = Wallace {{nb-goal|38|41}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|16|16}}

| goals2 = Proscovia {{nb-goal|23|25}}
Nanyonga {{nb-goal|1|1}}
Oyella {{nb-goal|26|29}}
Cholock {{nb-goal|7|7}}

| Q1 = 17–15

| Q2 = 14–15

| Q3 = 10–16

| Q4 = 13–11

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court One)

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}
J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/uganda-beat-trinidad-and-tobago-to-keep-last-four-hopes-alive/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050407

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 15 July

| time = 17:25 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|South Africa}}

| score = 66–38

| team2 = {{nb|Scotland}}

| goals1 = Burger {{nb-goal|26|29}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|8|9}}
Potgieter {{nb-goal|30|30}}
Stolz {{nb-goal|2|6}}

| goals2 = Barrie {{nb-goal|10|12}}
Gallagher {{nb-goal|6|9}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|18|24}}
McCall {{nb-goal|4|7}}

| Q1 = 15–10

| Q2 = 17–10

| Q3 = 17–12

| Q4 = 17–6

| venue = Liverpool Arena (Court Two)

| attendance =

| umpires = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}
L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/proteas-too-strong-for-scots-as-they-move-closer-to-last-four/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050408

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 17 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| score = 46–72

| team2 = {{nb|England}}

| goals1 = Wallace {{nb-goal|20|22}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|26|29}}

| goals2 = Dunn {{nb-goal|15|19}}
Harten {{nb-goal|36|40}}
Housby {{nb-goal|21|24}}

| Q1 = 12–20

| Q2 = 11–19

| Q3 = 10–17

| Q4 = 13–16

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}
M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/experimental-england-into-semi-finals/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050506

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 17 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 67–36

| team2 = {{nb|Scotland}}

| goals1 = Aiken {{nb-goal|13|16}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|9|12}}
Fowler {{nb-goal|45|48}}

| goals2 = Barrie {{nb-goal|19|22}}
McCall {{nb-goal|5|5}}
Gallagher {{nb-goal|11|11}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|1|5}}

| Q1 = 13–14

| Q2 = 19–7

| Q3 = 18–5

| Q4 = 17–10

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}
L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/jamaica-survive-early-scare-to-beat-thistles/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050507

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 17 July

| time = 19:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|South Africa}}

| score = 67–40

| team2 = {{nb|Uganda}}

| goals1 = Potgieter {{nb-goal|46|49}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|21|23}}

| goals2 = Oyella {{nb-goal|27|30}}
Proscovia {{nb-goal|13|14}}

| Q1 = 19–10

| Q2 = 12–13

| Q3 = 15–10

| Q4 = 21–7

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}
J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/south-africa-through-despite-strong-uganda-test/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050508

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 16:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Trinidad and Tobago}}

| score = 43–43

| team2 = {{nb|Scotland}}

| goals1 = Wallace {{nb-goal|29|30}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|14|17}}

| goals2 = Barrie {{nb-goal|17|21}}
Gallagher {{nb-goal|23|25}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|3|5}}

| Q1 = 9–11

| Q2 = 12–11

| Q3 = 13–12

| Q4 = 9–9

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}
H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/last-gasp-gallagher-rescues-draw-for-scotland/

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050606

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 18:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Jamaica}}

| score = 57–39

| team2 = {{nb|Uganda}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|38|39}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|8|9}}
Aiken {{nb-goal|8|10}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|4|5}}

| goals2 = Oyella {{nb-goal|8|12}}
Nanyonga {{nb-goal|11|16}}
Proscovia {{nb-goal|21|21}}

| Q1 = 13–9

| Q2 = 22–16

| Q3 = 16–14

| Q4 = 7–8

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}
M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = J. Mizon {{flagicon|ENG}}

| report =

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050607

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 18 July

| time = 20:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|South Africa}}

| score = 47–58

| team2 = {{nb|England}}

| goals1 = Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|19|27}}
Porgieter {{nb-goal|17|21}}
Burger {{nb-goal|11|12}}

| goals2 = Harten {{nb-goal|30|33}}
Housby {{nb-goal|24|26}}
Dunn {{nb-goal|4|5}}

| Q1 = 11–19

| Q2 = 9–12

| Q3 = 10–12

| Q4 = 17–15

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| report =

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108050608

}}

Placement matches

=15th place=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 19 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|SRI}}

| score = 78–57

| team2 = {{nb|SIN}}

| goals1 = Sivalingam {{nb-goal|77|84}}
Mendis{{nb-goal|1|2}}

| goals2 = Tan {{nb-goal|3|3}}
Soh {{nb-goal|38|41}}
Lee {{nb-goal|5|5}}
Toh {{nb-goal|11|15}}

| Q1 = 23–15

| Q2 = 20–13

| Q3 = 22–12

| Q4 = 13–17

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}
A. Kemp {{flagicon|RSA}}

| res-ump = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750201

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/sivalingam-fires-sri-lanka-to-15th/

}}

=13th place=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 19 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|SAM}}

| score = 53–42

| team2 = {{nb|FIJ}}

| goals1 = Salanoa {{nb-goal|23|24}}
To'o {{nb-goal|17|20}}
Tanimo {{nb-goal|13|15}}

| goals2 = Panapasa {{nb-goal|22|24}}
Rauluni {{nb-goal|10|11}}
Vocea {{nb-goal|10|11}}

| Q1 = 11–13

| Q2 = 14–3

| Q3 = 13–15

| Q4 = 15–11

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}
J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| res-ump = L. Mathurin-Cameron {{flagicon|TTO}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750101

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/samoa-secure-13th/

}}

=11th place=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 20 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|BAR}}

| score = 42–53

| team2 = {{nb|SCO}}

| goals1 = Wharton {{nb-goal|31|34}}
Holder {{nb-goal|4|4}}
Blackman {{nb-goal|7|10}}

| goals2 = Barrie {{nb-goal|24|30}}
Gallagher {{nb-goal|27|28}}
Goodwin {{nb-goal|2|2}}

|Q1 = 13–15

|Q2 = 9–14

|Q3 = 11–10

|Q4 = 9–14

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}
A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750203

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/scots-finish-strongly-to-claim-11th/

}}

=9th place=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 20 July

| time = 17:15 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|Northern Ireland}}

| score = 48–57

| team2 = {{nb|TTO}}

| goals1 = Armstrong {{nb-goal|24|28}}
Magee {{nb-goal|17|25}}
Craig {{nb-goal|7|8}}

| goals2 = Wallace {{nb-goal|36|38}}
McCollin {{nb-goal|20|20}}
Hollingsworth {{nb-goal|1|1}}

| Q1 = 13–12

| Q2 = 10–17

| Q3 = 13–14

| Q4 = 12–14

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}
L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = T. Peart {{flagicon|JAM}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750204

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/trinidad-and-tobago-secure-ninth/

}}

=5th–8th=

{{Round4-with third |RD1=5–8 placing matches

|RD2=5–6 match

|Consol=7–8 match

|19 July|{{nb|Malawi}}|55|{{nb|UGA}}|44

|19 July|{{nb|ZIM}}|47|{{nb|JAM}}|77

|21 July|{{nb|Malawi}}|50|{{nb|JAM}}|68

|21 July|{{nb|UGA}}|58|{{nb|ZIM}}|47

}}

==5th–8th play-offs==

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 19 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|ZIM}}

| score = 47–77

| team2 = {{nb|JAM}}

| goals1 = Jani {{nb-goal|18|18}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|2|3}}
Takaidza {{nb-goal|21|26}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|6|7}}

| goals2 = Aiken {{nb-goal|27|34}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|16|23}}
Fowler {{nb-goal|16|16}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|18|21}}

| Q1 = 15–23

| Q2 = 9–24

| Q3 = 14–12

| Q4 = 9–18

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}
K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = J. Edeling {{flagicon|RSA}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750101

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/sunshine-girls-too-bright-for-zimbabwe/

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 19 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| score = 55–44

| team2 = {{nb|UGA}}

| goals1 = Mvula {{nb-goal|38|43}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|17|18}}

| goals2 = Proscovia {{nb-goal|24|24}}
Cholock {{nb-goal|12|13}}
Nanyonga {{nb-goal|5|6}}

| Q1 = 12–9

| Q2 = 15–10

| Q3 = 14–16

| Q4 = 14–9

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}
M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = E. Van den Berg {{flagicon|RSA}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750102

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/queens-dance-their-way-into-fifth-place-play-off/

}}

==7th place==

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 21 July

| time = 09:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|ZIM}}

| score = 47–58

| team2 = {{nb|UGA}}

| goals1 = Takaidza {{nb-goal|30|36}}
Bwanali {{nb-goal|9|10}}
Jani {{nb-goal|7|8}}
Ndlovu {{nb-goal|1|1}}

| goals2 = Cholock {{nb-goal|15|18}}
Oyella {{nb-goal|16|17}}
Proscovia {{nb-goal|27|33}}

| Q1 = 11–14

| Q2 = 9–15

| Q3 = 17–16

| Q4 = 10–13

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}
H. George {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = J. Yuliani {{flagicon|SIN}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750205

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/uganda-win-all-african-battle-for-seventh/

}}

==5th place==

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 21 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|JAM}}

| score = 68–50

| team2 = {{nb|Malawi}}

| goals1 = Fowler {{nb-goal|53|54}}
Beckford {{nb-goal|4|6}}
Aiken {{nb-goal|8|12}}
Robinson {{nb-goal|3|5}}

| goals2 = Mvula {{nb-goal|23|29}}
Chimaliro {{nb-goal|25|33}}
Simtowe {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| Q1 = 20–13

| Q2 = 17–15

| Q3 = 15–13

| Q4 = 16–9

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}
M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = A. Armstrong-Lush {{flagicon|NZL}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750206

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/jamaica-end-on-a-high-to-claim-fifth/

}}

Semi-finals and medal matches

At the conclusion of qualifying pool play Australia, England, South Africa and New Zealand advanced into the semi-finals. It was the first time South Africa had made it to the semi-finals since 1995 when it played in the final after winning its second round group, while Jamaica missed out for the first time since 1995.{{Cite web|url=https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/netball/netball-world-cup/114168679/south-africa-through-to-netball-world-cup-semifinals|title=South Africa through to Netball World Cup semifinals for first time since 1995|website=Stuff |language=en|access-date=24 July 2019}} During pool play Australia had edged New Zealand by one goal to top Group F and England easily beat South Africa to take out Group G. That meant Australia would face South Africa in one semi-final, with England squaring off against New Zealand in the other.{{Cite news|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/netball/2019/07/18/england-destroy-south-africa-set-netball-world-cup-semi-final/|title=England destroy South Africa to set up Netball World Cup semi-final against New Zealand|last=Bloom|first=Ben|date=18 July 2019|work=The Telegraph|access-date=24 July 2019|language=en-GB|issn=0307-1235}}

England were favourites in their semi final, being the commonwealth games champions and having gone undefeated for two years against New Zealand. However, New Zealand started stronger, scoring the opening five goals. England came back to take a 24–21 lead at half time. Heading into the final quarter New Zealand were ahead by three goals and managed to hold on for a 47–45 victory.{{Cite news |last=Napier |first=Liam |date=20 July 2019 |title=Silver Ferns stun England to reach Netball World Cup final |language=en-NZ |work=The New Zealand Herald |url=https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12251333 |access-date=24 July 2019 |issn=1170-0777}}

Australia started with a second string side against South Africa in the other semi, resting their captain and leaving some of their stars on the bench. At half time they led 31–23. South Africa fought back to out score Australia in the third quarter and close the gap to just four goals. They continued to push Australia through the last quarter and in the end it required some great defense to close out the game. Australia ended victors with a 55–53 scoreline.{{Cite news|url=https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/jul/20/australia-squeak-into-netball-world-cup-final-after-heart-stopping-win-over-south-africa|title=Australia squeak into Netball World Cup final after heart-stopping win over South Africa|last=Arena|first=Erin Delahunty at the M&S Bank|date=20 July 2019|work=The Guardian |access-date=24 July 2019|language=en-GB|issn=0261-3077}}

The final between Australia and New Zealand was a tense and thrilling match.{{Cite news|url=https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12251411|title=Netball World Cup 2019: Recap – Silver Ferns v Australian Diamonds grand final|date=21 July 2019|access-date=24 July 2019|language=en-NZ|issn=1170-0777}} The opening quarter went back and forth finishing with both teams tied on 10 goals. The second quarter continued in this vein with both teams going tit for tat scoring goals. In the final minute of the quarter New Zealand got on a roll scoring three consecutive times to take a 25–28 lead into the half. They carried this momentum early into the third quarter to extend the lead to seven goals, before Australia fought back to close it to a four-goal advantage by the quarters end. The score leading into the final quarter was 37–41 to New Zealand. Australia pushed hard in the final quarter of the match, but were unable to take the lead. They got within one goal in the final minute, but New Zealand were then able to hold on to possession to close out the match. The final score was 51–52.{{Cite web|url=https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-22/netball-world-cup-final-diamonds-silver-ferns/11329996|title=Silver Ferns become world champions with nail-biting win over Diamonds|last=Liverpool|first=Brittany Carter in|date=22 July 2019|website=ABC News|language=en-AU|access-date=24 July 2019}}
{{#invoke:RoundN|N4

|3rdplace=yes|bold_winner=high

|RD1=Semifinals

|RD2= Final

|Consol= Bronze Medal Match

|20 July|{{nb|AUS}}|55|{{nb|RSA}}|53

|20 July|{{nb|ENG}}|45|{{nb|NZL}}|47

|21 July|{{nb|AUS}}|51|{{nb|NZL}}|52

|21 July|{{nb|RSA}}|42|{{nb|ENG}}|58}}

=Semi-finals=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 20 July

| time = 11:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|AUS}}

| score = 55–53

| team2 = {{nb|RSA}}

| goals1 = Thwaites {{nb-goal|30|30}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|23|23}}
Wood {{nb-goal|2|3}}

| goals2 = Potgieter {{nb-goal|39|41}}
Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|14|16}}

| Q1 = 14–10

| Q2 = 17–13

| Q3 = 12–16

| Q4 = 12–14

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = G. Folwer {{flagicon|NZL}}
G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = L. Douglas {{flagicon|NZL}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750301

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/diamonds-fight-off-proteas-to-advance-to-world-cup-final/

}}

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 20 July

| time = 15:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb-rt|ENG}}

| score = 45–47

| team2 = {{nb|NZL}}

| goals1 = Housby {{nb-goal|24|27}}
Harten {{nb-goal|21|25}}

| goals2 = Folau {{nb-goal|22|26}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|25|26}}

| Q1 = 9–12

| Q2 = 15–9

| Q3 = 9–15

| Q4 = 12–11

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| res-ump = M. Henning {{flagicon|AUS}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750302

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/new-zealand-in-final-at-englands-expense/

}}

=Bronze medal match=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 21 July

| time = 14:30 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|ENG}}

| score = 58–42

| team2 = {{nb|RSA}}

| goals1 = Harten {{nb-goal|29|34}}
Housby {{nb-goal|29|29}}
Dunn {{nb-goal|0|1}}

| goals2 = Holtzhausen {{nb-goal|12|20}}
Potgieter {{nb-goal|28|32}}
S. Burger {{nb-goal|2|2}}

| Q1 = 14–12

| Q2 = 15–10

| Q3 = 17–10

| Q4 = 12–10

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = M. Phippard {{flagicon|AUS}}
G. Fowler {{flagicon|NZL}}

| res-ump = J. Bowring {{flagicon|AUS}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750401

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/england-claim-bronze/

}}

=Gold and silver medals match=

{{netballbox | bg=E5E4E2

| date = 21 July

| time = 17:00 (BST)

| team1 = {{nb|AUS}}

| score = 51–52

| team2 = {{nb|NZL}}

| goals1 = Bassett {{nb-goal|35|40}}
Tippett {{nb-goal|11|11}}
Wood {{nb-goal|5|6}}

| goals2 = Folau {{nb-goal|28|35}}
Ekenasio {{nb-goal|24|26}}

| Q1 = 10–10

| Q2 = 15–18

| Q3 = 12–13

| Q4 = 14–11

| venue = Liverpool Arena

| attendance =

| umpires = K. Stephenson {{flagicon|ENG}}
G. Burgess {{flagicon|ENG}}

| res-ump = L. Travis {{flagicon|ENG}}

| stats = https://mc.championdata.com/VitalityNetballWorldCup2019/index.html?competitionid=&matchid=108750402

| report = https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/new-zealand-are-world-champions/

}}

Tournament top scorers

class="wikitable sortable"

! Player !! Team !! Goals

Tharjini Sivalingam{{nb|Sri Lanka}}348
Jhaniele Fowler{{nb|Jamaica}}304
Lenize Potgieter{{nb|South Africa}}271
Joanne Harten{{nb|England}}216
Joyce Mvula{{nb|Malawi}}216
Maria Folau{{nb|New Zealand}}212
Samantha Wallace{{nb|Trinidad and Tobago}}210
Caitlin Bassett{{nb|Australia}}204
Joice Takaidza{{nb|Zimbabwe}}198
Proscovia Peace{{nb|Uganda}}170

  • Updated – 22 July 2019 {{cite web|title=Tournament Statistics|url=https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/competition-hub/|access-date=22 July 2019|archive-date=12 July 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190712095925/https://www.nwc2019.co.uk/competition-hub/|url-status=dead}}

Final placings

class=wikitable style=text-align:center
width=35|Place

!width=185|Country

Image:Gold medal icon.svg

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|New Zealand}}

Image:Silver medal icon.svg

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|Australia}}

Image:Bronze medal icon.svg

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|ENG}}

4

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|RSA}}

5

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|JAM}}

6

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|MAW}}

7

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|UGA}}

8

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|ZIM}}

9

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|TTO}}

10

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|NIR}}

11

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|SCT}}

12

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|BRB}}

13

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|SAM}}

14

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|FJI}}

15

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|LKA}}

16

|style=text-align:left| {{nb|SIN}}

=Medallists=

{{2019 Netball World Cup medallists}}

References

{{reflist}}

External links

{{external media|video1={{youtube|YDtUzT5lfS4|Australia v New Zealand: Final Netball World Cup 2019}}|video2={{youtube|6VmqPxmF1FA|Australia v South Africa: Semi Final Netball World Cup 2019}}|video3={{youtube|vQ3DHGB6UVE|England v New Zealand: Semi Final Netball World Cup 2019}}}}

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