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For the first two periods, the Nationals and the Chinese muscled each other out with unforgiving man-to-man defenses but the RP team couldn’t crank up a good scoring run and in the end that did it in.


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Mula sa mahinang panimula ng China kung saan nagtabla ang iskor sa 4-all, unti-unting gumana ang mga maiinit na kamay ng Chinese na sina Hu Weidong, Chen Ke at Gong Xiaobin para iparamdam ang kanilang presensiya sa tila namamalik-matang Pinoy at ilayo ang iskor sa 19-10 sa unang quarter na kanilang pinalobo sa 71-33 pagkatapos ng ikatlong canto.

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Ang All-star National team ay nakatakdang makipagharap sa China sa ganap na alas-6:00 (alas-7:00 ng gabi sa Manila). 


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At kung ang tatanungin ay sina PBA Commissioner Jun Bernardino at Selecta team manager Elmer Yanga, kumpiyansa ang dalawa na malapit na tayo sa mailap na ginto.


"Kaya natin ‘yan. Magandang motivation na nakukuha ng mga players at ang determinasyon ay buyo," magkasabay na wika nina Bernardino at Yanga.


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Shackled no end by the 7-foot-6 Yao Ming, 7-foot-1 Wang Zhizhi and 6-11 Menk Batere, the Lebanese simply faded and allowed the Chinese to retain their crown before adoring countrymen.


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RP cagers bow to Chinese, 51-92

By Lito Tacujan | October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Busan, South Korea — The Philippines had no illusion of beating the defending champion China but it could draw some solace from the lowest halftime output it dealt the formidable Chinese before going down,...

Headlines

RP-5 di kinaya ang China

October 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Busan -- Hindi kayang tibagin ng Philippine basketball team ang matibay na pader ng China makaraang tanggapin ang 92-51 kabiguan sa quarterfinal round ng basketball competition ng 14th Asian Games na ginaganap sa...

PSN Palaro

China babanggain ng RP team

October 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Busan – Tatahakin ng Philippine basketball team ang matinik na daan tungo sa semifinals sa kanilang pakikipagbanggaan sa China sa kanilang huling asignatura sa quarterfinal round ng basketball competition sa...

PSN Palaro

Hindi masamang mangarap ng gold sa basketball

October 7, 2002 - 12:00am

BUSAN, South Korea – Suntok man sa buwan ang inaasam-asam na gintong medalya sa basketball dito sa 14th Asian Games, hindi na-man masama ang mangarap. At kung ang tatanungin ay sina PBA Commissioner Jun Bernardino...

PSN Palaro

Is China unbeatable?

By Joaquin M. Henson | December 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Defending champion China is clearly the team to beat in the basketball competitions of the 14th Asian Games in Busan, South Korea, on Sept. 24-Oct. 14. Coach Wang Fei is expected to bring back 10 players from the...

Sports

China thumps Lebanon for title

July 30, 2001 - 12:00am

SHANGHAI – China’s basketball version of its Great Wall turned out to be just as impregnable. Lebanon found this out Saturday night when it bowed to China, 93-67, in the 21st LG Asian Basketball Championship...

Sports