China's women's basketball team delivered a commanding 124-57 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in their second warm-up match ahead of the Asia Cup, held Sunday in Jinan, Shandong Province. The win follows Friday's 101-55 triumph, showcasing the team's growing momentum.
From the opening quarter, China established a 30-8 lead, extending it to 67-21 by halftime. Head coach Gong Lumo utilized the lopsided score to experiment with tactical lineups and strategies, offering valuable preparation for upcoming challenges.
Yang Shuyu led the charge with 22 points, five assists, and six steals, while 18-year-old rising star Zhang Ziyu contributed 16 points and seven rebounds. The team's offensive firepower was evident through 17 successful three-pointers out of 32 attempts.
China will next face regional rival Japan in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, on Wednesday—a critical test ahead of the Asia Cup. The back-to-back dominant performances signal strong form for the squad as they refine their gameplay.
