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Natasha Cloud of the Chicago Sky has been downgraded and will miss the upcoming match against the Golden State Valkyries due to illness. Her absence will require teammates Kamilla Cardoso and Skylar Diggins to step up after their recent victory over the Portland Fire.

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On Wednesday night, the Chicago Sky are set to pay a visit to the Golden State Valkyries, looking to build on their win against the Portland Fire in their season opener. Kamilla Cardoso and Skylar Diggins would come up big for Chicago, combining for 43 points and 25 rebounds en route to a 15-point victory.
These efforts would have to be made to fill the void left by Natasha Cloud, who missed the match due to an illness. The former WNBA champion signed a one-year deal with the Sky worth $555k, earning the payday after a solid season with the New York Liberty, averaging 10.1 points and 5.1 assists per game while shooting 43.3 percent from the floor.
Natasha Cloud is missing the match due to an illness.
Her absence will require teammates like Kamilla Cardoso and Skylar Diggins to take on a larger role in the game.
Last season, Natasha Cloud averaged 10.1 points and 5.1 assists per game while shooting 43.3 percent from the floor.
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While Cloud missed an opportunity to make her Sky debut against the Fire, the same might be said for Wednesday nightâs match against Golden State, given that the 34-year-old has been listed as âquestionableâ due to the aforementioned illness, according to the WNBAâs injury report.
It wonât just be the former champion that is to miss out on the action against the Valkyries, as DiJonai Carrington, Azurea Stevens, and Courtney Vandersloot are all slated to be out for their respective reasons, according to the injury report.
Tip-off between the Sky and the Valkyries on Wednesday night is slated for 10:00 p.m. EST.