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Singapore could play host to a league game from the National Basketball Association (NBA), the top professional competition in the world. Only five countries ou…
Singapore could play host to a league game from the National Basketball Association (NBA), the top professional competition in the world. Only five countries outside the US and Canada have done so. But according to Sport Singapore and the NBA, a game here may be possible if the ecosystem improves. Nadine Yeam finds out what it takes to host a basketball game of the highest calibre.
Singapore could play host to a league game from the National Basketball Association (NBA), the top professional competition in the world. Only five countries outside the US and Canada have done so. But according to Sport Singapore and the NBA, a game here may be possible if the ecosystem improves. Nadine Yeam finds out what it takes to host a basketball game of the highest calibre.
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