The vice-captain is optimistic before England’s three-match series against Australia and enthusiastic approximately a new Superleague career with Loughborough Jade Clarke thinks English netball is turning a corner,and she should know better than most. The 32-year-old has been at the top of the sport for more than 12 years and having spent the past five seasons flourishing in Australia and New Zealand, Clarke is returning to Loughborough Lightning for the 2016 Superleague. A lot has changed while she’s been away.“I haven’t been here during the season in the final five years and you can definitely show the inequity, or ” she says. “The amount of interviews we’re doing,the amount you see it on telly. I record SportsWomen and almost every week you hear a mention of a netballer. It’s going to grow and grow. I’d really like it to turn professional that’ll probably happen by the time I’m retired.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com