In the opening match of the FIBA Women’s Asia Cup Division B in Bangkok, both Indonesia and Iran won. Kim Pierrie-Louis led Indonesia to a decisive 69-52 victory over Mongolia to get off to a solid start. With 11 assists, Agustin Gradita Reyong lead the offence. On the other hand, despite Ariuntsetseng Bat-Erdene’s 9 points and 8 rebounds, Mongolia failed to win their first game in a Women’s Asia Cup. Iran defeated Malaysia 65-59 for their first victory in the competition in over 50 years after being winless since 1974. The following matches are Jordan vs. Thailand and Kazakhstan vs. Sri Lanka.
True Bangkok United loses to Police Tero FC
On Friday evening, May 17th, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., True Bangkok United clashed with Police Tero FC in the 29th...
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