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At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, China's women's wheelchair basketball team showcased their prowess, defeating hosts Japan 75-25. This resounding 50-point victory marks their fourth consecutive title in the event.
From the outset, China established a commanding lead, finishing the first quarter 16-4 ahead. The team's momentum was bolstered by an impressive shooting performance, connecting on 60% of their field goals and maintaining a flawless 100% from the free-throw line.
In stark contrast, Japan struggled significantly, managing to convert only 12 of their 57 attempts throughout the match.
Zhang Xuemei emerged as the standout player, tallying a remarkable 26 points and 13 rebounds, outscoring Japan's entire team on her own. Cheng Jingwen contributed 18 points, while Zuo Peixi added another 11.
At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, China's women's wheelchair basketball team showcased their prowess, defeating hosts Japan 75-25. This resounding 50-point victory marks their fourth consecutive title in the event.
From the outset, China established a commanding lead, finishing the first quarter 16-4 ahead. The team's momentum was bolstered by an impressive shooting performance, connecting on 60% of their field goals and maintaining a flawless 100% from the free-throw line.
In stark contrast, Japan struggled significantly, managing to convert only 12 of their 57 attempts throughout the match.
Zhang Xuemei emerged as the standout player, tallying a remarkable 26 points and 13 rebounds, outscoring Japan's entire team on her own. Cheng Jingwen contributed 18 points, while Zuo Peixi added another 11.