In women's basketball, the role of the center is always the focus of team competition. The mainland women's basketball team is proud to have such a promising rising star as Han Xu, and her performance on the court has won widespread attention. Still, when we compare her to Australia's basketball superstar Cambage, where does the difference between the two manifest itself? At 202cm tall, she has shown unparalleled ability in scoring and rebounding under the basket, and her size and strength have shown overwhelming competitiveness in on-court confrontations. As for Han Xu, although her height is also eye-catching, she still needs to be strengthened in the physical competition.
Secondly, in terms of experience and maturity, Cambage is also one step ahead of Han Xu. Cambage is a veteran of the WNBA with a wealth of international experience, and she is particularly good at handling crunch time. In contrast, although Han Xu has also achieved results on the international stage, she is still a little less experienced and mature than Cambage. On a technical level, Cambage is more comprehensive. Not only is she capable of scoring under the basket, but she can also shoot from mid-range and excel on both the rebounding and defensive ends. Although Han Xu has shown her talent in the center position, she still has a lot of room for improvement in shooting skills and all-round ability.
However, Han Xu showed her unique strengths in other ways. As a young player, she has shown great potential and prospects. The attitude and tireless effort she displayed in the competition was equally impressive.
Although Han Xu is different from Cambage in terms of physical condition, experience, and maturity, it doesn't mean that she can't achieve greater success in the future. Through continuous efforts and improvement, Han Xu is expected to achieve more outstanding results in the international basketball arena. The mainland women's basketball team will continue to provide her with support and opportunities to help her write her own brilliant chapter in the field of women's basketball.