Asia Cup
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Oct 13, 2026
Yang GuangCORRESPONDENT
Born in 1999 in Shanxi Province, Li is known for her scoring and play-making in the paint.
Yang GuangCORRESPONDENT
She has represented China at the Olympics, FIBA Women's World Cup, and Asia Cup, winning a World Cup silver medal and Asian Cup title.
Yang GuangCORRESPONDENT
She previously played for Guangdong and Inner Mongolia, earning MVP and championship honors.
Shane BiggamHOST
Uh, thanks a lot.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
So make sure you visit Triple Threat Tournaments, uh, on their website and on their social media as well.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
But Jase, today I'm gonna go-- Of, of course, we had our Aussie Gems win another FIBA Under 18s Asia Cup, the third in a row that Australia have won, which we'll talk about a little bit more, um, later.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
But I wanted to go in a little bit of a different direction.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
I wanna shine a light on the Japanese team that they beat in the final last night, and what an epic game it was.
Alison MitchellHOST
Well, the first thing in terms of major tournaments is the Champions Trophy T20 in February, which is now being held in India.
Alison MitchellHOST
So it'd be quite something, wouldn't it, if, uh, Harmanpreet's last major achievements, of course, were winning the, the Asia Cup in the Asian Games, uh, leading the country to that.
Alison MitchellHOST
It'd be quite something if Mandhana's first could be leading the team to that Champions Trophy.
Alison MitchellHOST
We will see.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
WNBA playoffs, there is gonna be an Australian WNBA champion with the teams left.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
Uh, of course, the Gems doing, uh, incredible things over, um, at the Asia Cup.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
Um, and then we're gonna talk a little bit about Triple Threat Tournament's Rising Stars segment, and we're gonna talk about a familiar name, um, which everyone could probably guess, but we'll revisit that a bit later.
Brayden HeslehurstHOST
But, uh, Jase, I wanted to talk a little bit about our guest tonight first before he comes on.
Olgun UlucGUEST
You, you, there was some, he wasn't the point guard of that team, but he, you can tell he was good.
Olgun UlucGUEST
And then since then, y- from an under 16 Asia Cup where he was the MVP, he played under, under 18s nationals here in Australia, and he just excelled in all of them.
Olgun UlucGUEST
And there are some prospects who we expect to excel in those places, and they don't.
Brian WindhorstHOST
Mm-hmm.
Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
And New Zealand will host an international basketball tournament for the first time in more than five years when the FIBA Under fifteen Oceania Cup comes to Auckland's North Shore later this year.
Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
The tournament is supported by Auckland Council events, and teams from around the Pacific will be competing for a place at next year's under sixteen Asia Cup.
Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
And that's your latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific.
Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
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speaker_1HOST
And New Zealand will host an international basketball tournament for the first time in more than five years when the FIBA Under fifteen Oceania Cup comes to Auckland's North Shore later this year.
speaker_1HOST
The tournament is supported by Auckland Council events and teams from around the Pacific will be competing for a place at next year's under sixteen Asia Cup.
speaker_1HOST
Back to your latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific.
speaker_1HOST
For more on our stories, please head to our website, rnzi.com.
Karen McCarthyHOST
And New Zealand will host an international basketball tournament for the first time in more than five years when the FIBA Under-15 Oceania Cup comes to Auckland's North Shore later this year.
Karen McCarthyHOST
The tournament is supported by Auckland Council events and teams from around the Pacific will be competing for a place at next year's Under-16 Asia Cup.
Karen McCarthyHOST
That's news and sport.
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Tyrese ProctorGUEST
She's been on a little tear.
Tyrese ProctorGUEST
She's at the under 18s Asia Cup trials right now, or FIBA Cup team right now, trialing in Canberra.
Tyrese ProctorGUEST
So it's cool just being a part of her journey, but also her creating a path and name for herself.
Tyrese ProctorGUEST
Obviously, Procter's on the back of her jersey, but I think it's cool just, you know, her actually getting the recognition she deserves.
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Grace HaydenHOST
Yeah.
Grace HaydenHOST
Awesome.
Grace HaydenHOST
You were part of that 2022 Oz team that won gold at Asia Cup too, right?
Tyrese ProctorGUEST
Yeah.
Katya WitneyHOST
Yeah, 100%.
Katya WitneyHOST
And obviously you've got the Asia Cup, which happens every few years, and then the Asian Games, which is every, like, I think four years every As- the Asian Games.
Katya WitneyHOST
But there's so much tournament cricket in that part of the world that, um, yeah, it's always kind of interesting when you see kind of the discourse around that kind of tournament.
Katya WitneyHOST
Um, we should also mention Hayley Matthews, who scored 182 today in an ODI against Zimbabwe in the Women's Championship.
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