France sink Germany to reach first women's basketball World Cup final
The French team is heading to the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup final after a 86-64 win over Germany on Saturday, with Gabby Williams scoring 22 points. They will face either Spain or the United States, who were to face off in the other semi-final match later in the day.
In the Leapmotor Kuala Lumpur Cup women's doubles semi-finals, Australian duo Sahra Dennehy and Danni-Elle Townsend upset top seeds Brooke Buckner and Lacy Schneemann. The match was held under humid conditions at the Hood in Kuala Lumpur. The Australian pair demonstrated resilience, as the momentum shifted multiple times, ultimately securing an 11-5, 7-11, 11-7 victory.
Dennehy expressed that the reunion with her partner Danni-Elle Townsend after a hiatus due to mental health concerns was a positive outcome. She emphasized their strong connection, both on and off the court, which aided their performance. Dennehy and Townsend are optimistic about their future, stating they are on an upward trajectory. The fifth-seeded team will face another American pair, Alix Truong and Jessie Irvine, in the final.
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