Dominance of the Asian Cup in Australia: The Chinese men s basketball team forced out of the most dangerous game, still 18 wins, 0 losses and 3 consecutive championships

On August 18, the Australian Men's Basketball Team defeated the Chinese Men's Basketball Team with a 15-point reversal of 90-89 in the Asian Cup final. The 6 games of this event won a total of 146 points. Since joining the Asian Cup in 2017, the Australian men's basketball team has won 18 wins and 0 losses and has also achieved three consecutive Asian Cup championships, showing absolute dominance. The Australian men's basketball team's three Asian Cup titles have tied with the Iranian men's basketball team, second only to the Chinese men's basketball team's 16 championships and the Philippines men's basketball team's 5 championships, ranking third in the Asian Cup history.

Australian men's basketball team's championship journey: this Asian Cup wins a total of 145 points

Australian men's basketball team 97-61 Korean men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team 93-80 Lebanese men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team 110-82 Qatar men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team 84-60 Philippine men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team 92-48 Iranian men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team 90-89 Chinese men's basketball team

Australian men's basketball team continues their tradition of participating in the Asian Cup, that is, they send second teams to participate in the three consecutive events. After all, the Australian men's basketball team is the best team among the top ten in the world, and has also won the bronze medal and fourth place in the World Cup. There is no need to send all the main lineups to the Asian Cup.

Among the 12-man lineup of this Australian men's basketball team, none of them are active NBA players, but four players have had NBA experience, namely McVeigh (old Rockets), Cooks (old Wizards), McGonny (old Pelicans), and White (old Nuggets and Grizzlies). The remaining players are Daniels, Foxwell, Galloway, Ben Henschel, Hickey, Bannan, Renner Smith, and Withers.

Even if there are no active NBA players, the strength of the Australian men's basketball team is still unique in the Asian Cup. The Australian men's basketball team continued their dominance in the Asian Cup, and in the final, the Australian men's basketball team completed a 15-point reversal against the Chinese men's basketball team 90-89, and still maintained their unbeaten record since participating in the Asian Cup.

The Australian men's basketball team has won 18 wins and 0 losses in the Asian Cup, and has won three consecutive Asian Cups and demonstrated absolute dominance. Australia's three Asian Cup titles have tied for the Iranian men's basketball team and tied for the third place in the Asian Cup history, second only to the Chinese men's basketball team's 16 championships and the Philippines men's basketball team's 5 championships.

There is no doubt that with the strength and dominance of the Australian men's basketball team, it will not be too difficult for them to surpass the Iranian men's basketball team in terms of championship numbers in the future and surpass the Philippine men's basketball team. However, there is still a long-term gap between the 16th championship of the Chinese men's basketball team, and it is not easy to surpass it.