NBL: Australian Basketball Team wins 17 consecutive victories and tries to win three consecutive championships. The overwhelming advantage shows dominance. It will fight against China in the final

On August 17, in the semi-finals of the Men's Basketball Team in the Asian Cup, the Australian Men's Basketball Team beat the Iranian Men's Basketball Team 92-48 to advance to the final. This is the third consecutive conference since the Australian Men's Basketball Team joined the Asian Cup. It is worth mentioning that Australia was the champion of the previous two conferences, so Australia is aiming at three consecutive championships.

The Australian League is one of the world's top leagues (NBL). This Australian men's basketball team is almost always a player who works hard in the NBL. On August 17, the NBL official post - the Australian men's basketball team has entered the finals for three consecutive Asian Cups. The subtitle of the article published by NBL - the defending champions continue their unbeaten record in the Asian Cup (17 consecutive victories), and they advance with an overwhelming advantage in the group stage/knockout. In the final, they will face the Chinese men's basketball team.

The article introduces the core of this Australian men's basketball team: McVe (Kans), Magney (Brisbane Bullet), Cooks (Sydney King), Foxwell (Southeast Melbourne Phoenix), Galloway (Sydney King);

There is no problem in the article saying that Australia advances to the final with an overwhelming advantage, and there is really no exaggeration:

Australia 97-61 South Korea;

Australia 93-80 Lebanon;

Australia 110-82 Qatar;

Australia 84-60 Philippines;

Australia 92-48 Iran;

Australia has not lost since participating in the Asian Cup, and it is currently a 17-game winning streak to three consecutive championships. It is worth mentioning that this Australian men's basketball team is still the second team. Many of their active NBA players have not come: Josh Gidey, Dyson Daniels, Seble, Dup Rees, Langdale, Josh Green, and Alex Tuxi.

The Australian men's basketball team ranks seventh in the world, and only the United States, Serbia, Germany, France, Spain and Canada signed in Australia. Such a team is of course the only one in Asia.