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One lost passport, one big World Cup miss in Germany for China’s women’s basketball star Li Yueru

BEIJING, Sept 3 — China’s WNBA star Li Yueru will miss the Fiba Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin after losing her passport in the mail.“Li Yueru’s passport was...

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China's WNBA star Li Yueru will miss the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup in Berlin due to her passport being lost in the mail while in the United States, as confirmed by the Chinese Basketball Association.

Despite efforts from the association and embassies, the document was not recovered before the registration deadline, preventing her travel to Germany.

Li, who plays for the Dallas Wings, expressed her disappointment on social media but thanked all those involved in the search for their assistance.

BEIJING, Sept 3 — China’s WNBA star Li Yueru will miss the Fiba Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin after losing her passport in the mail.

“Li Yueru’s passport was accidentally lost while being mailed in the United States,” the Chinese Basketball Association said.

The document could not be found before the tournament’s registration deadline so Li was unable to travel to Germany, the association said.

The Women’s Basketball World Cup starts on Friday, with China meeting the United States in their first game.

“It’s really unfortunate I can’t be with my sisters this time,” the 27-year-old Li, who plays for the Dallas Wings, said on Chinese social media.

She thanked the association and embassies for helping with her search.

“We’ve all been working hard together and exploring every possible solution, but maybe we were just a little short on luck this time,” she said on Instagram.

The 6-foot-7 centre joined the Dallas Wings in 2025 and represented China at the Paris Olympics in 2024, where she was the team’s top scorer.

She previously played for the Seattle Storm, the Los Angeles Sparks and the Chicago Sky, as well as Chinese teams in Inner Mongolia and Guangdong. — AFP

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