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A siege mentality within the Mainland Tactix ahead of an important couple of days in their ANZ Premiership season

A siege mentality within the Mainland Tactix ahead of an important couple of days in their ANZ Premiership season

9 August 2020

The second-placed Tactix face the third-placed Northern Mystics in Auckland this afternoon.

The Tactix will jump on a plane straight after, ahead of their match against the table-topping Central Pulse in Wellington tomorrow.

Having had just one game on their home court this season, coach Marianne Delaney-Hoshek says it's just another challenge to face.

Centre pass is moments away, before the Magic host the Stars at 7.

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30 Oct: Silver Ferns captain Karin Burger has lauded the efforts of defender Catherine Hall, despite losing the Constellation Cup to the Diamonds in Christchurch

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29 Oct: Silver Ferns interim head coach Yvette McCausland-Durie isn't surprised at the lack of close scores in this year's Constellation Cup netball series

29 Oct: Former Tactix coach Marianne Delaney-Hoshek believes defensive pressure is the key to a Silver Ferns win in tonight's final Constellation Cup netball test in Christchurch

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