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Sportswomen's World Cup basketball match
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The Japanese team played against Mali in the women's World Cup basketball match in Berlin on Friday.
Saki Hayashi scored a game-high 27 points, setting a tournament record with nine three-pointers, to help Japan win 102-97.
- Japan won the match 102-97
- The match was Japan's opening game
- Saki Hayashi scored 27 points
- Saki Hayashi made 9 three-pointers, a tournament record
- The Japanese team played against Mali in the women's World Cup basketball match in Berlin on Friday.
- Japan won the match 102-97
- Saki Hayashi made 9 three-pointers, a tournament record
- The match was Japan's opening game
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- Center: The Japanese team bow to their fans after the women's World Cup basketball match between Mali and Japan in Berlin on Friday. Saki Hayashi scored a game-high 27 points, comprising a tournament record nine three-pointers, as Japan held off Mali 102-97 in their opening game.
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- Japan will proceed to the next stage of the tournament
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The win is significant for Japan's chances in the tournament
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