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    Could New Zealand's revamped women's basketball league become a Tall Ferns factory?

    Could New Zealand's revamped women's basketball league become a Tall Ferns factory?


    Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa will begin on June 29 and run until late August.

    The five teams will play six home and away games before a finals series.

    The league will include current Tall Ferns Stella Beck and Michaela Cocks.

    Former international Megan Compain says their role is critical.



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