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Basketball Men’s FIBA ​​World Cup 2023 Asian Regional Qualifying vs. China Round 2 Japan National Team Member Announcement Round 2 Member Announcement with China National Team FIBA ​​Basketball World Cup 2023 to be held at Zebio Arena Sendai on October 28th Twelve members of the men’s Japan national team who will participate in the second round against the Chinese national team in the Asian regional qualifying window 1 have been announced. Four players have been replaced since the first round on the 27th. Instead of Yuma Fujii, Yuma Okada, Takumi Saito, and Yuki Togashi, Leo Vendrame, Ryuichi Kishimoto, Yutaro Suda, and Ryo Terashima have been entered. Japan lost 63-79 in the first leg, which became the first team of Tom Hovasse head coach. FIBA World Cup 2023 Asian Qualifying Overview FIBA ​​Basketball World Cup 2023 is the world’s best basketball game (32 teams) co-sponsored by the Philippines, Japan and Indonesia in September 2023. 16 teams from Australia, Bahrain, China, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei), India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Lebanon, New Zealand, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Syria will be held this weekend. Will participate. Starting with Window 1 in November 2021, the first qualifying rounds from February to March 2022 (Window 2) and June to July (Window 3), August 2022 (Window 4) and November (Window 5) , After the second qualifying round in February 2023 (Window 6) and six qualifying rounds, they will compete for the 2023 World Cup qualification slot. In addition to the Philippines and Japan, which hold the World Cup qualification as the host country frame, 6 teams from the Asian region will qualify (* Indonesia will advance to the quarterfinals in the Asia Cup scheduled for July 2022. If you do, you will get the right to participate in the World Cup in the host country slot, so in that case you will have 5 slots left). FIBA World Cup 2023 Asia Regional Qualifying Window 1 Basketball Japan National Team vs China National Team Broadcast / Broadcast Schedule[TV / Net]FIBA ​​World Cup 2023 Asia Regional Qualifying Window 1 Japan National Team vs. China National Team Outline / Highlights Saturday, November 27 FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 Asia Regional Qualifying Window 1 Japan vs. China will play two games at Xebio Arena Sendai on Sunday, 28th. The qualifying for the Asian region (including the Oceania region), which will determine the countries participating in the World Cup in 2023, will be held in a total of six windows, but this time it will be the first window, and both Japan and China will have the same qualifying. It will be the first match. For the Japanese national team, Tom Hovasse head coach, who led the women’s Japanese national team to the silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics, will be the first official match to become a male commander. The FIBA ​​Basketball World Cup 2023 is the world’s best basketball game (32 teams participating) co-sponsored by the Philippines, Japan, and Indonesia in September 2023. 16 teams from Australia, Bahrain, China, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei), India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Lebanon, New Zealand, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Syria will be held this weekend. Will participate. Starting with Window 1 in November 2021, the first qualifying rounds from February to March 2022 (Window 2) and June to July (Window 3), August 2022 (Window 4) and November (Window 5) , After the second qualifying round in February 2023 (Window 6) and six qualifying rounds, they will compete for the 2023 World Cup qualification slot. In addition to the Philippines and Japan, which hold the World Cup qualification as the host country frame, 6 teams from the Asian region will qualify (* Indonesia will advance to the quarterfinals in the Asia Cup scheduled for July 2022. If you do, you will get the right to participate in the World Cup in the host country slot, so in that case you will have 5 slots left). The new Japan national team led by the new Hovasse men’s basketball team loses to China, but the new members have an impact. The first team of the new Hovasse HC cannot be displayed. One match was held at Xebio Arena Sendai (Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture), and Japan lost 63-79. It wasn’t possible to make the first appearance for Tom Hovasse’s new head coach. This match, which was the first actual match for the Japanese men’s national team since the Tokyo Olympics, was also the first match for the national team after taking office as Hovasse HC. Hovasse HC, who led the Japan Women’s Basketball National Team to the silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics, was the first official match to take on the role of commander of the men’s national team, but it was a black star start before the powerful China. In Japan, Yuki Togashi, Makoto Hiejima, Tenketsu Harimoto, and Avi Schafer, four members of the Tokyo Olympics, plus Aki Chambers, started the game. Japan, which allowed China to score 8-0 in a row from the start of the match, was far behind 11-27 in the 10 minutes of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Yudai Nishida, the first representative, Takatoshi Furukawa, and Chambers, who returned to the national team, made a three-point shot and brought them to a score equal to 18-18, turning back the first half with 29-45. However, in the second half, the point difference was widened to 11-19 and China again in the 3rd quarter, and at this point it was a big difference of 40-64 and 24 points. In the 4th quarter, Japan’s good defense and offense rhythm was finally born, and while scoring 23 points from the fast development, China counterattacked by holding down to 15 points, but in the end it was a defeat by 16 points. Although he lost by a large margin, it can be said that the success from the benches of Takumi Saito and Nishida, who made their debut as a national team, was a big win. Nishida succeeded in 3 out of 7 3Ps and scored 11 points at the top of the team. Saito created a flow of offense with a kickout pass from an aggressive drive, leaving 4 points, 3 assists and an impact in the participation of 10 minutes 54 seconds. In addition, Luke Evans, the first national team and a naturalized player, did not have a shot touch, but showed a stance against the height of China and recorded 10 points and 8 rebounds. Kosuke Takeuchi, the oldest 36-year-old who returned to the national team after not being elected to the Tokyo Olympics, also struggled with 6 points and 5 rebounds. In addition, Togashi, who was the starting PG, scored 7 points, 5 assists, Chambers 7 points, 2 assists, 1 steal, 1 block, and Yuma Fujii scored 5 points in 10 minutes 49 seconds. In Japan, all 12 players on the bench played for more than 7 minutes, and all scored more than 2 points. After the match, Hovasse said, “We lost rhythm due to the pressure of China and the early part of the match didn’t go very well.” “When we regained our composure towards the end of the first quarter, we were able to see what we could do. I think the end was good. I think it’s positive that the players played hard.” In addition, Togashi said, “I think the first 5 minutes are all. The opponent put pressure on me and I couldn’t make a shot. That’s all.” Is the cause of the defeat. In China, the 212cm center Zhou Qi, who was sent off by twisting his right ankle four minutes after the start of the second half, scored 24 points in 19 minutes and 34 seconds (18 points in the first half). , 12 rebounds (7 offensive rebounds), 3 blocks and dominated inside. Even after Jou went down to the locker room, China’s Guo Ailun, who is said to be the best point guard in Asia, showed his skillful technique, and the team scored 24 points including 4 out of 5 3Ps in total. And continued to maintain its superiority. China allowed Japan to counterattack in the 4th quarter, but took the time to time out with 15 seconds remaining to prepare for the final attack. The appearance of keeping up the fight until the end made me feel their enthusiasm for this World Cup Asian qualifying. Round 2 of Window 1 (Japan vs. China) will take place at the same venue tomorrow 28th.

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