The all-rounder played a prominent role during the first tied Test, against West Indies at Brisbane in 1960, and went on to become a Test selector, president of Cricket New South Wales and was honoured with both an MBE and the Order of Australia. "Obviously I play against these guys every week, but for England it's always different. After a while I got used to it but I was definitely nervous. I'm sure throughout the week I'll get into it and get more comfortable. "So London, Leicester, Newcastle are there. But that fourth spot, it's so competitive. I'm looking atGlasgow Rocks, Captain Gina Crampton was missing for New Zealand while Maia Wilson and Karin Burger dropped to the bench and England opted to reward Imogen Allison and Fisher for their impact from the bench in the first Test with a starting spot.