D'arcy And Goran

LISTEN TO CAT TUIVAITI TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEThe Silver Ferns may have decisively snapped their four-game losing streak but head coach Noeline Taurua has urged her side not to get ahead of themselves."There were some beautiful signs out there but we've got to be realistic," Taurua told Radio Sport."We aren't going to build Rome in a day and can't get too carried away with ourselves."The Ferns dominated South Africa's Proteas 61-37 last night at Tauranga's Baypark Arena with a vastly improved performance just three days after suffering a historic loss to England in Auckland.With world-class shooting statistics and a defence unit that played with confidence, Taurua was pleased with the Ferns' performance as she claimed her first win as head coach of the national side.However, Taurua was realistic about her approach ahead of Sunday's final Quad Series game when the Ferns play the Australian Diamonds and warned that it would be a truer test of the Kiwi side's skill."Massive step up against South Africa,