I think certainly we felt Australia didn’t have a good day at the office that day and we know they’ll be much improved.

We feel it is important over the length of the tournament that we use all 12 players and we have full confidence in those 12 because you never know what is going to happen further...

She certainly wasn’t comfortable today.

Jess is an exciting young shooter who shows great maturity in her game.

She went over on her knee but it’s too early to say what the extent of the injury is.

That is what we expected in the first game and it will keep them on their toes as they move on through.

We were sort of having to extricate ourselves from bodies which just takes a bit longer but it’s very good for when we play the likes of Jamaica and etc, that you just don’t get...

We really lifted that ball and there was some great intercepts to see.

It was good to see those two raising the level and saying ‘we’re over here’, so that’s great, they are not there for the ride.

We had to step away before we could get free, and our timing wasn’t quite right on that.

She came back in great form after a few matches in Newcastle. She was really on the top of her game match-wise.

It was a great game, but I thought we kept our steel.

It’s just been good for making them think how they can keep learning and we can keep challenging them.

You had to be brave to win a game like this. It was heaven and hell wrapped up in one.

We’re aware of them through the World Youth Cup. We might not have seen them in the green and gold, but we are very aware of them.

It was really well contested and we were pleased we got our flow a lot more. And we were craftier in getting the ball past their tall, agile players.