Fukuhara out of world team c'ships

Fukuhara out of world team c'ships

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Ai Fukuhara holds a press conference in Tokyo on March 2, 2014. Fukuhara will miss the world team table tennis championships in April due to a stress fracture in the small toe of her left foot.

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