Jess Thirlby is stepping down as England Netball coach

The Roses won Commonwealth gold in 2018 under Neville but missed out on a medal under Thirlby at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

However, Thirlby masterminded Test series against Jamaica and New Zealand, although the Roses were defeated by South Africa in February in their final series before the Commonwealth Games.

“I’m looking forward to the Commonwealth Games, and I’m proud of the foundations we’ve built together,” she added.

“The systems, structures and culture of excellence we have developed have created a strong and resilient team, able to compete with the best on the international stage.

He added: “The work done by the players and the technical staff was exceptional, and I know that the group will approach the games with commitment and belief.”

England Netball, which will appoint a permanent head coach, external After the Commonwealth Games, he said promoting Stembridge would provide “continuity and leadership”.

Fran Connolly, Chief Executive of England Netball Club, said: “We are grateful for the leadership and professionalism that Jess has shown throughout her time as head coach and for the significant contribution she has made to the continued growth of the Roses programme.”

“We now look forward to building on these strong foundations as Vitality Roses enters the next phase of its journey.”

The next World Cup will be in Australia in 2027.