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6 September 2026

FIBA Women's World Cup Takeaways: No Smith, no worries as Opals pass Türkiye test

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FIBA Women's World Cup Takeaways: No Smith, no worries as Opals pass Türkiye test

It was no Alanna Smith, no worries for the Opals who went 2-0 at the FIBA Women's World Cup on Sunday night.

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