On April 21, Beijing time, in the G2 game against Zhejiang away in Shanghai, Wang Zhelin, who was injured, played an extremely depressed battle. Wang Zhelin had 3 fouls in the first 9 minutes, and 5 fouls in the 17 minutes of the next three quarters, and he did not appear in the last quarter, but Shanghai won the game in the last quarter and chased the total score to a 1-1 draw. Wang Zhelin only played 17 minutes in the first three quarters of the game, only a sluggish crosshairer of 3 of 9, plus 3 of 10 free throws were even worse, only contributing 9 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, plus 3 turnovers and 5 fouls, which belonged to lying down and winning a game.
According to Shanghai media person Xue Sijia, Wang Zhelin was expected to sprain his right ankle in the first half of the series, and he finished the game with an injury. Wang Zhelin performed badly in the game, with only 8 points and 6 rebounds, and was crushed by Liu Zeyi's 13 of 14 and 29 points.
Now Wang Zhelin is playing in the G2 battle with Zhejiang with an injury, but Wang Zhelin is in foul trouble. Although Wang Zhelin was in a good offensive state in the first quarter, he scored one after another on the court, making baskets, eating inside and dunking one after another, but Wang Zhelin frequently fouled on the defensive end. Wang Zhelin only played 9 minutes and 35 seconds in the first quarter, and he had already committed 3 fouls quickly, causing him to be forced to substitute early, and Wang Zhelin roared angrily, and also threw a towel after leaving the court to vent his emotions.
Entering the second quarter of the game, Wang Zhelin played less than 6 minutes, and he only scored 2 points with the help of free throws in 1 of 0, but he once again suffered his fourth foul, and he was also extremely depressed and was whistled for the fourth foul, which affected his performance on the court.
Unexpectedly, Wang Zhelin received his fifth foul just over 1 minute after he appeared in the second half, and he could only be replaced again depressed, and it was difficult to get the playing time he deserved.
In the final quarter of the game, Wang Zhelin watched from the sidelines, but Shanghai suppressed Zhejiang at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, and overtook the score in the final stage to expand the advantage, thus successfully pulling back a city away from home, and the total score chased to a 1-1 draw. It's just that Wang Zhelin didn't get playing time at the end of the season, although Shanghai's win is gratifying, but it is still a very sad game for Wang Zhelin.