Uganda’s national netball team, the She Cranes, has secured automatic qualification for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Australia, following their historic performance at the 2023 edition.
The She Cranes achieved their best-ever finish at the previous World Cup, ending the tournament in fifth place, and are now set to build on that success in the upcoming competition.
From South Africa to Australia
South Africa, which hosted the first-ever Netball World Cup on the African continent in 2023, also qualified for the 2027 edition, handing over the hosting responsibilities to Australia.
The SPAR Proteas of South Africa are the fifth team to secure a place at the Sydney tournament, joining other automatic qualifiers.
Rising stars and fan excitement
Fans and analysts have praised the She Cranes’ growing talent and competitiveness on the global stage, with many hoping the team can surpass their 2023 achievements.
The squad’s qualification has generated excitement among supporters, with social media abuzz with celebrations and encouragement for the players ahead of the tournament.
The Netball World Cup 2027 promises to be a highly competitive event, featuring some of the best women’s netball teams from around the world.