Scotland and Netball World Cup qualification was secured after a three-day tournament in East Kilbride, Scotland. The event featured four teams competing for two spots in the 2027 Netball World Cup, which will be held in Sydney, Australia. Scotland and Northern Ireland emerged as the qualified teams, while Wales and the Republic of Ireland did not make the cut. Northern Ireland ensured their place in the finals with a strong 73-50 victory over the Republic of Ireland on Sunday. This result meant that if Scotland won or drew their final match against Wales, Northern Ireland would automatically qualify. Wales, however, needed a decisive win over Scotland to secure their spot, which proved unattainable. Scotland’s path to qualification was secured unless Wales won by a large margin and Scotland managed only a narrow victory. In the final match of the tournament, Scotland defeated Wales 55-48, guaranteeing their place in the Netball World Cup. This result also confirmed Northern Ireland’s qualification, as their earlier win had already set the conditions for their spot. The results from the three-day tournament were as follows: On Friday, 25 September, Wales lost 49-50 to Northern Ireland, and Scotland defeated the Republic of Ireland 84-29. On Saturday, 26 September, the Republic of Ireland fell 33-76 to Wales, and Scotland beat Northern Ireland 67-43. Finally, on Sunday, 27 September, Northern Ireland defeated the Republic of Ireland 73-50, and Scotland won 55-48 against Wales.