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England's women's boxing team have announced their squad for the Commonwealth Games.

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By . Mark Stainforth, Press Association . Nicola Adams will get the chance to make more boxing history at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow next month. Adams, who was crowned the first Olympic women's boxing champion at London 2012, is set to star as the sport makes its debut on the Commonwealth programme. Adams is one of three women in the 11-strong England boxing team the Games which was unveiled in Sheffield on Wednesday. Gold medal grin: Nicola Adams clutches her medal at the 2012 Games . Adams said: 'Ever since it was announced that women's boxing was going to be part of the Commonwealth Games I have been really looking forward to this event. 'The Commonwealth's is the only major tournament that I have left to win a medal at so I am really determined to do well and give myself the best possible chance of making history for a second time.' Adams is joined in the squad by fellow London Olympian Natasha Jonas at 60kgs and reigning middleweight world champion Savannah Marshall. The eight-strong men's line-up includes world championship bronze medallist Anthony Fowler at middleweight and two European bronze medallists in Charlie Edwards and Joe Joyce. Up-and-coming Birtley lightweight Pat McCormack is expected to shine at 60kg while Qais Ashfaq, Warren Baister, Scott Fitzgerald and Sam Maxwell complete the squad. Superb victory: Nicola Adams beat Ren Cancan of China in the women's boxing flyweight final .