Chinese men's basketball team seeks to close the gap in first game against Serbia

Chinese men's basketball team ushers in first World Cup group stage game

On August 26, the Chinese men's basketball team will usher in the first opponent of the Men's Basketball World Cup group stage, Serbia. Objectively speaking, the Chinese men's basketball team has a comprehensive gap with its opponents in terms of overall strength, and it is an impossible task to win. But even so, the Chinese men's basketball team still need to fight with their opponents, after all, the ranking of the Chinese men's basketball team in the group stage as well as in the qualifying rounds is likely to involve the net win points and total points of each game, so the results of each game may have an impact on the final ranking.

In the latest edition of the International Basketball League (IBL) team rankings, the Chinese men's basketball team is ranked 21st and Serbia is ranked 9th. The Serbian team is a world powerhouse, and although it lacks top stars like Jokic, it still has excellent players inside such as Milutinov, Simanic and Petrusev. A few days ago, the Chinese men's basketball team had played with the Serbian team in the Unity Cup, and the result was that the Chinese team lost 64-87 with all the main players, and Zhou Qi and Milutinov's counterparts were at a disadvantage at that time.

Meanwhile, Serbia has a number of high-level players at point guard and on the front line. The biggest name on the team is No. 2 Bogdanovic, who currently plays for the Hawks. In contrast, Avramovic, Stratan Jovic and others are not as famous as Bogdanovic, but they are also very good backcourt players, of which Avramovic is the team's scoring leader in the World Cup, and he scrambles very fiercely, often completing high-quality steals and direct counterattacks.

Malinkovic is a threatening three-point shooter, and although he made only 2 of 8 three-point attempts in the Unity Cup, he is a scorer that opponents dare not underestimate. Another important player for Serbia is forward Nikola Jovic, who at 20 years old is the future of Serbian men's basketball. He was drafted 27th overall by the Heat in 2022 and is already averaging 5.4 points and 2 rebounds in 14 minutes per game in the 2022-23 season.

Serbia has a strong and consistent defense, which is a tradition in the team's history. At the same time, the team in the offensive end with the tacit understanding, always can find the right opportunity to attack after a number of blocked. air jordan 1 low wolf gray australia,Air Jordan 12,Air Jordan 8Turn your leisure time into a luxurious experience and make even your laziest days feel special.