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    HKG /VIE - Hong Kong still on course

    INCHEON (FIBA Asia Championship for Women) - Hong Kong on the other hand, did not encounter many problems. The team as Assistant coach Wu Lai Fong put it, "is reaching its peak form." The burly Koon Kin Ho caught they eye with her bursts of speed, and deservingly finished as the top scorer

    Boxscores

    INCHEON (FIBA Asia Championship for Women) - Hong Kong on the other hand, did not encounter many problems. The team as Assistant coach Wu Lai Fong put it, "is reaching its peak form." The burly Koon Kin Ho caught they eye with her bursts of speed, and deservingly finished as the top scorer.

    Yau Ka Wai marshaled the defence efficiently allowing little space for whatever Vietnam might have hoped.

    Scores
    Hong Kong 78 (Koon Ho Kin 24, Tsin Yuen Fun 17, Yau Ka Wai 11) bt Vietnam 59 (Nguyen Thi Ngoc Ha 20, Ngyuen Thi Le Van 15, Trat Thi Nguyet Nga 10). (Quarterwise: 18-11, 42-28, 58-43, 78-59).

    Singapore rally to down Lanka

    Sri Lanka seemed to have got the measure of Singapore with the dimunitive B Fernando and the hard working D Thalagala sinking baskets in tandem. But Singapore staged a remarkable rally in the early phases of the third quarter that took the match away from the Lankan grips.

    Scores
    Singapore 70 (Zhou Lei 24, Lee Jee Jing 16, Poon Shuwen 15) bt Sri Lanka 59 (B Fernando 25, D Thalagala 12, G Silva 10). (Quarterwise: 5-16, 28-34, 51-44).

    S Mageshwaran
    FIBA Asia
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