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Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

author:Cheng Cheng Sports

On June 30, in the final of the U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, the Chinese team and the Australian team had a fierce showdown. In the end, the Chinese team lost to Australia with a score of 79-96 and unfortunately fell to the runner-up. Although China's Zhang Ziyu performed bravely in the game, scoring 42 points and 14 rebounds, it still couldn't completely turn the situation around. The Australian team, on the other hand, showed their depth and strength to match the fighting power of the champions, successfully defending their title and claiming their second title in the team's history.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

In the first quarter of the game, the two teams went back and forth, and the score on the court was tied many times. The Chinese team has taken the lead many times through accurate outside projection and tough breakthroughs on the inside. Not to be outdone, the Australians relied on their excellent teamwork and quick counter-attacks to gradually find their rhythm of the game.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

Although China took a narrow lead at the end of the first quarter, the continued pressure from the Australian team was a harbinger of the intensity of the game that followed. Began to adjust tactics, disrupting the Chinese team's defense by strengthening the defense and using fast breaks. Although the Chinese team, under the leadership of Zhang Ziyu, has repeatedly tried to narrow the difference.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

But Australia's Bobangie and Sears teamed up to not only get a strong shot under the basket, but also a great shot from the perimeter. By the end of the game, Australia had already gone into the break with a seven-point advantage, which also laid the foundation for their second-half performance.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

The third quarter of the game can be described as a climax, Zhang Ziyu continued her scoring performance, almost single-handedly led the Chinese team to tie the score many times. In this quarter, the two sides changed hands several times to take the lead, and the score was tight. Australia's Crook and Williams scored back-to-back points at crucial moments to help the team take the lead again at the end of the quarter. Although Zhang's outstanding performance was impressive, the overall strength and tactical execution of the Australian team began to show advantages.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

In the final quarter of the game, the Australian team was clearly unwilling to let the suspense continue. They gradually widened the gap by strengthening their defense and switching between attack and defense quickly. In particular, the successive scores of Sears and Bobangi made the Chinese team feel great pressure. While China didn't give up a single attempt to chase the points, Australia's consistency was the deciding factor in the closing stages of the game, as they sealed the win with a wave of precision and solid defence.

Alone! Zhang Ziyu slashed 42+14 U18 Women's Basketball Asian Cup, China lost to Australia and won the runner-up!

Although the Chinese team failed to win the championship, the match showcased the fierce competition in women's basketball and the high level of performance of the athletes. Zhang Ziyu's individual heroism and the teamwork of the Australian team left a deep impression on the audience. This final is not only a competition for the championship, but also a demonstration of the future development potential of the women's basketball team. As these young players grow, there is reason to expect that the future of women's basketball competition in Asia will be even more exciting.

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