On September 30, the Chinese women's basketball team and the Australian women's basketball team held a semi-final to compete for the right to the final. The Chinese women's basketball team has ushered in the opportunity to create miracles, but it also faces huge challenges. The Australian women's basketball team has a deep heritage, winning medals in the World Cup and the Olympic Games many times, including the championship in the 2006 Women's Basketball World Cup.
The Australian women's basketball team is strong, and in the case of Campberg's retirement, 41-year-old Lauren Jackson ushered in a comeback. The former top center of the world women's basketball team is regarded as the greatest player in the history of Australian basketball, including men's and women's basketball teams.
Jackson scored 12 points in the quarter-finals against Belgium in 14 minutes and was very efficient offensively. Jackson came off the bench in the national team, but don't underestimate her abilities. Jackson has experienced hundreds of battles, and in the case of strong dialogue, if Jackson is given the opportunity to break out, it may create huge trouble for the Chinese women's basketball team.
The Australian women's basketball team has 5 active WNBA players, compared with the Chinese women's basketball team only Han Xu and Li Yueru. Li Yueru is still only a marginal player, and the five WNBA players of the Australian women's basketball team are all important rotation players.
Sami Whitcomb played for New York Liberty and Rebecca Allen also played for New York Liberty, both of whom were important rotation players for Liberty. Stephen Talbot plays for Seattle Storm. Magberger also played for Seattle Storm. Christie Wallace played for the Atlanta Dream.
These 5 WNBA players are talented and need the Chinese women's basketball team to keep a good eye on them. However, the Australian women's basketball team has a strong player in addition to these 5 WNBA players and Lauren Jackson.
Tolo is the top scorer in the Australian women's basketball team, averaging 11.3 points per game and 13 points and 6 rebounds in the game against Belgium.
Kayla George, who scored a team-high 19 points in the win over Belgium, grabbed nine rebounds and was also the team's highest. George is an inside substitute whose lethality cannot be ignored. That is to say, the Australian women's rebound bench is very strong, and George and Lauren Jackson's self-proclaimed twin towers may cause a lot of trouble for the Chinese women's basketball team.
The Australian women's basketball team has a strong rebounding ability, ranking second in this World Cup, averaging 46.2 rebounds per game, only behind the United States women's basketball team with unique physical talent (47.5 per game). The Chinese women's basketball team ranked fourth in 44.3 rebounds. Canadian women's basketball rebounds are third in 45.3.
It is worth mentioning that the current top four teams, rebounding ability is exactly the top four in the World Cup. Rebounding is a lifeline and was proven at the World Cup. In this game, the competition for rebounds will be very fierce.