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7 September 2026

FIBA Women's World Cup Takeaways: Opals learn a harsh lesson from Belgium

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FIBA Women's World Cup Takeaways: Opals learn a harsh lesson from Belgium

Australia will have to take the scenic route to the FIBA World Cup podium should it win a medal after losing its final group game. The Opals, who went 2-0 to begin Pool C, were outclassed by medal ...

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