Scotland beat Northern Ireland to boost Netball World Cup qualification hopes
Scotland made it two wins from two in the qualifier, while Wales defeated the Republic of Ireland to stay in contention.
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Scotland beat Northern Ireland 67-43 in the Netball World Cup Qualifier, making it two wins from two in the competition, according to BBC Sport.
In another qualifier match, Wales defeated the Republic of Ireland, keeping their own World Cup qualification hopes alive.
The results leave Scotland well placed in the qualification standings, though the report did not specify the remaining fixtures or the full qualification format.
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