In the early morning of February 14, Beijing time, the 2022 Women's Basketball World Cup Qualifiers continued, and the Chinese women's basketball team defeated the French women's basketball team 103-70, and entered the World Cup with a record of three wins! In fact, after the first two games of the Chinese team, they locked in the World Cup place in advance: on February 10, the Chinese team defeated Nigeria 90-76, and on February 11, it won 84-64 against Mali.
Although the victory or defeat of the match against the French countries has no impact on our entry into the World Cup, the girls still go all out. Huang Sijing played 32 minutes in this game, shooting 11 of 14, including 6 of 9 from three-point range, and efficiently bombed 30 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists. In the previous two games, Huang Sijing scored 8 points, 4 boards and 6 assists and 11 points, 14 boards and 8 assists, each game was better than the other.
The World Preliminary Tournament in which the Chinese team participated was held in Belgrade, Serbia. With an average of 16.3 points per game, 8.3 boards and 6.7 assists, Huang Sijing was awarded the MVP of the division, which is well deserved! In addition, Li Yueru and Huang Sijing also joined hands to be selected for the best team in the division!
In the 2018 World Cup qualifying, the Chinese team once lost to France, and finally ranked sixth in the World Cup, and the French team ranked fifth, which is a revenge success. Today, the Chinese team's three-point shots totaled 11 of 21 shots, and the girls of the women's basketball team took the initiative at the beginning, blasting out a 32-19 attack wave in the first quarter, and then comprehensively suppressing the French team.
In addition to Huang Sijing, the Chinese team also has a number of players scoring in double figures: Yang Liwei 14 points, 4 assists and 4 breaks, Han Xu 12 points and 3 boards, Li Meng 11 points, Wang Siyu 10 points, 8 boards and 15 assists, Li Yueru 10 points, 7 boards and 3 assists, Zhang Ru 10 points and 3 steals! It is not easy to get 15 assists in a single game in fiba, but Wang Siyu has done it. The Chinese team sent 31 assists!
In the Women's Basketball Asian Cup held in October 2021, the Chinese team lost to Japan 73-78 and ranked second. Li Meng did not play in that tournament, and in this World Preliminary Tournament, Li Meng played with an injury, almost dragging a leg in the game. After the Chinese team won three battles, she posted a picture and wrote: "The legs and legs are hard, the task is very successful, and it can be treated well!" ”
The Women's Basketball World Cup will be played in Australia in September 2022, which is a test for the Chinese women's basketball team. At last year's Tokyo Olympics, the Chinese women's basketball team finally ranked 5th, which is somewhat regrettable. The Japanese women's basketball team, which is also in the Asian region, won the Olympic runner-up, and the Australian women's basketball team ranked 8th. As the host, Australia is bound to give it a go in this year's World Cup.
The overall level of the Asian women's basketball team is a bit polarized, and the final four teams of the last three Asian Cups have been these four teams: China, Japan, Australia, and South Korea. In fact, it can also be said that the three-legged stand, and the Korean women's basketball team is slightly weaker. In the 2021 Asian Cup third place competition, Australia beat South Korea by 30 points 88-58.
On January 6, 2022, the Chinese Basketball Association officially announced that due to physical reasons, Xu Limin would no longer serve as the head coach of the national women's basketball team, and the former assistant coach Zheng Wei would act as the head coach. On March 31, 2017, Xu Limin became the head coach of the Chinese women's basketball team, and he led the team out of the throes of the replacement of the old and the new, and returned to the first-class level in Asia.
At present, there are still half a year before the World Cup, and I hope everyone can prepare well! Chinese women's basketball cheers, Chinese basketball cheers!