Diamonds disaster: Australia stunned by Jamaica, will miss gold medal match for first time
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Diamonds disaster: Australia stunned by Jamaica, will miss gold medal match for first time. In Saturday's second semi-final, Jamaica clung on for a remarkable victory as Australia agonisingly missed a shot in the dying seconds which could have taken the match to extra-time. England still have 'juice in tank' for netball bronze bid.
Furthermore, Her presence in the Jamaican squad was deadly for the Australians, who struggled to stop her. Australia had the chance to tie the game after full-time and force extra time, but Sophie Dwyer, who was shooting from long range, watched her shot bounce off the rim.
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Diamonds disaster: Australia stunned by Jamaica, will miss gold medal match for first time.
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In Saturday's second semi-final, Jamaica clung on for a remarkable victory as Australia agonisingly missed a shot in the dying seconds which could have taken the match to extra-time.
according to BBC SportEngland still have 'juice in tank' for netball bronze bid.
according to BBC SportHer presence in the Jamaican squad was deadly for the Australians, who struggled to stop her.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +1Australia had the chance to tie the game after full-time and force extra time, but Sophie Dwyer, who was shooting from long range, watched her shot bounce off the rim.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +1
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