Matilda Garrett is set to join the Diamonds for a three-Test series against Jamaica, as Australia gears up for the Commonwealth Games. But here's where it gets controversial... The recall of Garrett, a defender, comes after Sunday Aryang suffered a torn ACL in the recent Test match against New Zealand. This injury has left the team in need of a defensive replacement, and Garrett is the chosen one. The series against Jamaica will be a crucial test for the Diamonds as they prepare for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, which is the highlight of their netball calendar. Coach Stacey Marinkovich expressed her excitement for the team's return to action, stating, 'Coming up against Jamaica will be a significant test as we continue to build towards this year's pinnacle event, the Commonwealth Games.' But this is the part most people miss... The selection of Garrett has sparked debate among fans and experts, with some questioning her inclusion due to her limited playing time with the Adelaide Thunderbird. Will she be able to step up to the challenge and prove her worth? The first Test will be played in Adelaide on February 5, followed by matches in Perth and Melbourne. Keep an eye out for Captain Liz Watson, who is on the cusp of becoming just the sixth Australian player to reach 100 Tests if she features in all three games. Will she make it? The Australia squad: Liz Watson (capt), Kiera Austin, Courtney Bruce, Sophie Dwyer, Sophie Garbin, Matilda Garrett, Georgie Horjus, Sarah Klau, Cara Koenen, Kate Moloney, Jamie-Lee Price, Joanna Weston. Do you agree with the selection? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
