Japan's Saki Hayashi goes off with suspected broken arm at women’s FIBA World Cup
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Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolBERLIN (AP) — Reka Lelik scored 23 points and Hungary beat Japan 84-63 in the FIBA Women's World Cup on Tuesday, to prepare a quarter-final duel against the United States.
Shock moment at the women's basketball World Cup in Berlin. In the game between Japan and Hungary Saki Hayashi bangs on the floor with full force and hurts his arm. In the hall it gets spooky calm.
She had shone at the tournament in the German capital before. But now there was a bitter moment for Saki Hayashi – even spectators were terrified.
The horror injury of Saki Hayashi overshadows the qualifying games for the quarter-finals. The organizer must take unusual measures.
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Japan's Saki Hayashi goes off with suspected broken arm at women’s FIBA World Cup
Japan shooting guard Saki Hayashi has gone off with what looked a broken arm after a foul during the team’s playoff against Hungary at the women’s FIBA World Cup.
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