SYDNEY (Australia) - While some teams will expect to fight for the podium at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, some nations are heading to Sydney as underdogs and looking to spring some surprises.

It's going to be a beautifully competitive tournament with just 12 sides competing for honors. And, the outcome at the flagship event could be determined by whether those teams expected to potentially struggle are able to cause an upset - or two.

At the 2018 edition, African duo Nigeria and Senegal caused surprises, the latter beating European opposition in Latvia and Nigeria making a run to the Quarter-Finals.

Now it's your turn to vote on which of the underdogs is best placed to write some headlines on Australian soil.

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