NEW YORK -- The U.S. womens basketball team continues its pre-Olympic tour with a three-city exhibition series that wraps up Sunday at Madison Square Garden.The Americans will face France on Wednesday at the University of Delaware, play Canada on Friday in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and host Australia on Sunday in New York before heading to the Rio Olympics.We really want to win the next three games, but at the same time, we need to find out before we get on that plane to go to Rio, what we have, U.S. coach Geno Auriemma said. What can we count on? Whats going to be our strength?What are the things that were going to build on that are going to sustain us down there? And thats what these next three games are going to be all about.The Americans will play France in the home state of Olympic rookie Elena Delle Donne.Im excited for a chance to play in front of the home crowd, said Delle Donne, who had 11 points in the 88-84 victory over the select team in Los Angeles on Monday night.France was the silver medalist at the 2012 London Olympics and Australia has medaled at every Olympics since 1996 -- the year that the U.S. won the first of its five straight gold medals.This is a good chance for us to see where we are before the Olympics, Australia guard Penny Taylor said. It will give the younger players a chance to face the U.S. for the first time before Olympic competition.While most of the other teams in the Olympics have been together for months, the U.S. has had just two days of practice. After a sluggish start against the select team, the Olympic squad built a 12-point lead.The select group kept it close, giving the national team all it could handle.We are focused on the whole process, the whole journey, and this was just the first game, said guard Sue Bird, who is aiming for a fourth gold medal at the Olympics. Weve only had a couple practices together, so it was really good to be challenged in that way by the select team. It really showed what were going to need to work on and the level that we have to play at moving forward.The U.S. will play its first game at the Olympics on Aug. 7 against Senegal. Other teams in the Americans group are Canada, China, Serbia and Spain.The Americans will be trying to win a sixth consecutive gold medal, the most by any womens team sport. Theyve won 41 straight Olympic contests dating back to the bronze medal game in 1992. Wholesale Air Jordan 4 Canada . 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Artturi Lehkonen, Joni Nikko and Ville Leskinen had the other goals for Finland (1-0) while Juuse Saros stopped 28 shots. Tim Robin Johnsgard had the lone goal for Norway (0-2).Andy Murray continues his quest for a first Indian Wells Masters title when he takes on Argentinas Federico Delbonis, live on Sky Sports on Monday from 8pm. After beginning his campaign in California with a routine victory over Marcel Granollers, next up for Murray is clay-court specialist Delbonis who beat Portugals Joao Sousa for his second victory having come through his opening round tie with Santiago Giraldo.It will be a first career meeting between the men, with Murray never having played the world number 52 who has never gone beyond the second round of a Masters event. However, Murray will have to be wary of the threat posed by the Argentinian who produced a career-best Grand Slam performance to reach the last 32 of the Australian Open but Delbonis is most comfortable on the red dirt, with his only career title on the ATP tour coming in Brazil in 2014.But Murray has eased his way back to competition after the birth of his first child, a couple of victories in the Davis Cup along with Saturdays 6-4 7-6 win over Granollers should set him up for a run at a 12th career Masters title.Johanna Konta, Britains number one womens player and seeded 25th after her rise up the world rankings, will face Denisa Allertova in the first match on stadium court 3.Two-time winner Stan Wawrinka, who Murray could face in the semi-final, is also on the main court when he plays Russias Andrey Kuznetsov.On the second stadium court a clash of the big servers between Bernard Tomic and Milos Raonic should make for a close contest, while Gael Monfils meets Nick Kyrgios conqueror Albert Ramos-Vinolas - the winner could face Murray if the Scot comes through his meeting with Delbonis. Richard Gasquet takes on Aleksandar Dolgopolov One to WatchRichard Gasquet v Aleksandar Dolgopolov promises to be an occasion to watch, the two strokemakers should serve up a feast for the purist.ddddddddddddSurprise in store? Tomas Berdych will be tested by Borna Coric who has had an impressive season Tomas Berdych faces a very difficult test against rising star Borna Coric - the 19-year-old is up to number 47 in the world rankings and reached a first career final in Chennai earlier this year.Berdych has had the usual run of quarter and semi-finals so far this season but know he will face a tough ask if he is to win a second Masters title - his first coming way back in 2005 in Paris.In Case You Missed It Nadal and Djokovic progress Big guns progress at Indian Wells on Sunday You can follow all the action from 8pm on Sky Sports 3 as coverage from Indian Wells continues on Monday night. Also See: Djokovic and Nadal progress Murray starts with victory Tennis on Sky Latest scores ' ' '