Luol Deng writes to PM
British basketball's biggest superstar Luol Deng - who started his career at Brixton Basketball Club - has written to David Cameron pleading for UK Sport to restore the sport's funding.
British basketball's biggest superstar Luol Deng - who started his career at Brixton Basketball Club - has written to David Cameron pleading for UK Sport to restore the sport's funding.
Join me to #savebritishbasketball & Team GB. 2nd most played UK sport by 11-15yr olds. 100,000 sigs gets Gov to act http://t.co/lSWDhVjc
Read Luol Deng's full letter to the Prime Minister, pleading the case for funding to be returned to British Basketball.
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