
Chinese Star Li Yueru Ruled Out of FIBA World Cup After Losing Passport
Chinese basketball star Li Yueru will miss the FIBA Women’s World Cup after her passport was lost in transit, dealing a significant blow to her national team ahead of their opening matchup against the United States. The tournament kicks off with other notable developments, including Team USA’s roster adjustments and France naming Gabby Williams as captain.
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US women look to jell quickly in Berlin as World Cup looms with little practice time - apnews.com
US women look to jell quickly in Berlin as World Cup looms with little practice time apnews.com
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Li Yueru revealed her passport was lost in the mail, forcing the Dallas Wings center off the Chinese national team's FIBA World Cup roster.
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Read full article →Passport lost in mail: China’s basketball player Li Yueru will miss FIBA World Cup - The Straits Times
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