Watch Trinidad & Tobago v England in Netball World Cup live

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Full-time: Trinidad & Tobago 46-72 England
Netball World Cup Group G
England topping the group with three wins from three
Trinidad & Tobago winless in Group G after defeat to Uganda
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Postpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 17 July 2019
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After a day off, England's Roses are ready for action..
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Last time out...published at 14:48 British Summer Time 17 July 2019
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It was an emphatic victory for England over world number two side Jamaica, to all but secure their place in the Netball World Cup semi-finals. Here are the best bits.
Live on BBC Twopublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 17 July 2019
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BBC Two
Former Roses pair Sara Bayman and Ama Agbeze join Hazel Irvine for our coverage on BBC Two.
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Starting Sevenspublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 17 July 2019
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The line-ups are in. England stuck with the same seven for the whole match against Jamaica, but Tracey Neville has made a couple of changes for this one.
Helen Housby drops to the bench and Jo Harten switches to GA, with Rachel Dunn coming in at GS. Natalie Haythornwaite comes in for Chelsea Pitman at WA.
Wesley Gomes has stuck with the same seven that ended Trinidad's narrow defeat against Uganda on Monday.
England:
GK: Geva Mentor, GD: Eboni Usoro-Brown, WD: Jade Clarke, C: Serena Guthrie, WA: Natalie Haythornthwaite, GA: Joanne Harten, GS: Rachel Dunn
Trinidad & Tobago
GK: Daystar Swift, GD: Shaquanda Greene, WD: Onella Jack, C: Candice Gurero, WA: Shanel Seemungal, GA: Kalifa McCollin, GS: Sam Wallace
Image source, Alamy
Hello!published at 14:42 British Summer Time 17 July 2019
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After a rest day England will be raring to crack on and see if they can make it five wins from five.
It's simple. A win for the Roses will confirm a semi-final spot.
Standing in their way are a Trinidad & Tobago side ranked 10th in the world and with just the one win so far this World Cup.
Image source, Rex Features