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Ingles ruled out of England netball series

Diamonds midfielder Emma Ingles will be replaced by Perth captain Ashleigh Brazill with a calf injury ruling the veteran out of the England netball series.

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Diamonds veteran Renae Ingles has been ruled out of Australia's netball series against England in January after failing to overcome a calf injury.

The midcourter, injured in Australia's successful Constellation Cup campaign against New Zealand, will be replaced by Perth captain Ashleigh Brazill.

"While it was a difficult decision to make, I know that it's the right decision for my career," Ingles said.

Brazill's call-up caps off a dream year.

She made her national debut in the Constellation Cup, three years after injury cruelled her first selection in the Australian squad.

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"Getting my debut in Melbourne has really given me the drive to get back on court. I am thrilled to get another opportunity to play for our country," Brazill said.

"The circumstances are unfortunate and I really feel for Renae. I wish her a speedy and full recovery."

The three-Test series begins on January 20 in Liverpool.


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