England's netball team, the Vitality Roses, secured a crucial 73-38 victory against Malawi in Glasgow, bouncing back from a previous defeat to Australia. After falling 66-47 to the Australians, England demonstrated strong performance against Malawi, leading by 14 points at halftime with a score of 37-23.

Sasha Glasgow and Olivia Tchine were key offensive players, with Tchine finishing with 24 goals. This win follows England's dominant opening match where they defeated Northern Ireland 84-35. Vice-captain Amy Carter emphasized the team's focus on improving and maintaining ruthlessness after the loss to Australia.

The Vitality Roses, currently third in the World Netball rankings, are expected to face South Africa in their final group game, needing a win to advance to the semi-finals and keep their medal aspirations alive.