Lauren Jackson was happy to sit back, watch and - for once - soak in what it feels like to win an Olympic medal after capping a remarkable comeback with bronze.
Lauren Jackson's unrivalled basketball career appears to have ended on a heart-breaking note after the Opals legend suffered an injury in her WNBL tribute match.
The Capitals' winless run continued, Lauren Jackson had another big game and Cayla George posted the WNBL's first triple-double in a decade during round seven.
Australian Opals captain Tess Madgen has declared that basketball great Lauren Jackson is still at the top of her game as the squad prepares for the FIBA World Cup that begins in Sydney later this month.
Nine years after retiring from international basketball, Lauren Jackson has won a spot in the 12-player Opals squad for this year's World Cup in Australia.
Opals co-captain Cayla Francis has said she would welcome Lauren Jackson's fairytale World Cup return but admits she's cutting it fine ahead of September's campaign in Sydney.
