However, the Saints showed once again they should never be written off when back to 13 men and edged back in front with 14 minutes to go when Lomax slid a grubber kick in behind the Dragons defence which Naiqama chased down to finish, followed by Coote adding the extras. Their poor start to the season under Nuno Espirito Santo has left them with ground to make up in the top-four race and Conte said last week it will "take time" to turn their fortunes around. Fifteen Vitality Roses have been selected to play in New Zealand, including the return of Geva Mentor who will be back in a Roses dress for the first time since the Vitality Netball World Cup in 2019. Rafiq later released a statement of his own, calling on chief executive Mark Arthur and director of cricket Martyn Moxon to quit.pic.twitter.com/iMddVklJjt