source: fibaasia.net
BEIRUT, Lebanon - Qatar ascertained their dominance early in the game, and then cruised along, albeit at times in tumultuous waters, for a 66-61 win over Philippines in Group B on Tuesday.
The win put Qatar on top of the standings as the first team to win all their three outings so far in the competition. Philippines wound up their Group B engagements with a 2-2 record.
Targuy Ngombo, for the third game running returned a game-high with 29 points.
Ngombo, who had scored a tournament-high 39 points against Syria and a game-high 24 against Jordan, went for another impressive 60% field record (11/15 on the paint and 1/5 from the perimeter) and 67% (4/6) from the foul-line.
Ngombo also pulled down nine rebounds to add value to his presence.
Qatar pulled ahead with a 14-0 rally with Ngombo scoring nine points in that spree to close the first quarter 21-6.
There was very little to worry for Ali Fakhroo’s team after that.
Philippines clawed their way into the game and attempted a fight back, but that initial deficit proved too heavy to surmount.
Ali Ali scored a dozen points and collected as many boards for a double-double for Qatar.
Marcio Lassiter and Chris Tiu with 11 points each were the leading scorers for Philippines. FIBA Asia
The Scores:
Qatar 66 - Ngombo 29, Ali A 12, Daoud 8, Ndour 8, Saeed 7, Ndiaye 2, Salem 0, Ali M 0, Mohamed 0.
Philippines 61 - Lassiter 11, Tiu 11, Baracael 10, Casio 8, Ababou 6, Aguilar 6, Taulava 5, Barroca 4, Ballesteros 0.
Quarters: 21-6, 37-27, 52-43, 66-61
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BEIRUT, Lebanon - Qatar ascertained their dominance early in the game, and then cruised along, albeit at times in tumultuous waters, for a 66-61 win over Philippines in Group B on Tuesday.
The win put Qatar on top of the standings as the first team to win all their three outings so far in the competition. Philippines wound up their Group B engagements with a 2-2 record.
Targuy Ngombo, for the third game running returned a game-high with 29 points.
Ngombo, who had scored a tournament-high 39 points against Syria and a game-high 24 against Jordan, went for another impressive 60% field record (11/15 on the paint and 1/5 from the perimeter) and 67% (4/6) from the foul-line.
Ngombo also pulled down nine rebounds to add value to his presence.
Qatar pulled ahead with a 14-0 rally with Ngombo scoring nine points in that spree to close the first quarter 21-6.
There was very little to worry for Ali Fakhroo’s team after that.
Philippines clawed their way into the game and attempted a fight back, but that initial deficit proved too heavy to surmount.
Ali Ali scored a dozen points and collected as many boards for a double-double for Qatar.
Marcio Lassiter and Chris Tiu with 11 points each were the leading scorers for Philippines. FIBA Asia
The Scores:
Qatar 66 - Ngombo 29, Ali A 12, Daoud 8, Ndour 8, Saeed 7, Ndiaye 2, Salem 0, Ali M 0, Mohamed 0.
Philippines 61 - Lassiter 11, Tiu 11, Baracael 10, Casio 8, Ababou 6, Aguilar 6, Taulava 5, Barroca 4, Ballesteros 0.
Quarters: 21-6, 37-27, 52-43, 66-61
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