Slovenia too good for Iran - Sep 2, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Slovenia - Iran 65:60
Slovenia withheld a late rally from Iran to record the fourth win at the World Championship. Goran Dragic (194-G-86, agency: Interperformances) knocked down 18 points as Slovenia clinched the second position in preliminary Group B. They will now face Australia at the eighth-final stage. Iran wrapped up their campaign at 1-4 record in the fifth position in the ladder.
Slovenia opened the game with seven quick points
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Slovenia - Iran 65:60
Slovenia withheld a late rally from Iran to record the fourth win at the World Championship. Goran Dragic (194-G-86, agency: Interperformances) knocked down 18 points as Slovenia clinched the second position in preliminary Group B. They will now face Australia at the eighth-final stage. Iran wrapped up their campaign at 1-4 record in the fifth position in the ladder.
Slovenia opened the game with seven quick points. They stayed in control and won the opening period 19:6. Iran looked much more aggressive in the second quarter. They went on a 13:2 run to draw things level at 23. Goran Dragic replied with five consecutive points as Slovenia accumulated a 28:23 lead at halftime. Miha Zupan  (205-F/C-82) and Bostjan Nachbar (207-G/F-80, agency: Interperformances) stretched the gap to 10 points early in the third term. Slovenia dictated the tempo in the third stanza as they boosted the gap to as many as 17 points. Slovenia posted a 52:34 lead at the third intermission. But Iran were not about to surrender that easily. A pair of three-pointers from Hamed Haddadi (218-C-85, agency: Agency No 10) and Davarpanah gave a needed boost for the Asian team. Arsalan Kazemi (201-F-90) fired from beyond the arc and Iran went on a 14:2 run to get within five. And it was only the buzzer that stopped Iran from catching up with Slovenia.
Miha Zupan netted 15 points for the winners. Sani Becirovic (195-G-81, agency: Beo Basket) and Bostjan Nachbar produced 10 points each in the victory. Hamed Haddadi replied with 15 points and 7 rebounds for Iran. Arsalan Kazemi finished with 13 points and 14 boards in the loss.
Slovenia: Goran Dragic 18, Miha Zupan 15, Sani Becirovic 10, Bostjan Nachbar 10
Iran: Hamed Haddadi 15, Arsalan Kazemi 13+14 boards
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USA ease past Iran - Sep 1, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
USA - Iran 88:51
It is the fourth straight win for the USA at the World Championship. They rolled past Iran to stay undefeated in Group B. Iran suffered the third loss in Turkey.
Hamed Haddadi (7'2''-C-85, agency: Agency No 10) and Kamrani ensured a 5:3 start to the game for Iran. But the USA soon took off. They grabbed a 19:1o lead and posted a 19:13 advantage after ten minutes. Kevin Love (6'10''-C-88, college: UCLA) scored 9 points in the second quarter as the USA kept control
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USA - Iran 88:51
It is the fourth straight win for the USA at the World Championship. They rolled past Iran to stay undefeated in Group B. Iran suffered the third loss in Turkey.
Hamed Haddadi (7'2''-C-85, agency: Agency No 10) and Kamrani ensured a 5:3 start to the game for Iran. But the USA soon took off. They grabbed a 19:1o lead and posted a 19:13 advantage after ten minutes. Kevin Love (6'10''-C-88, college: UCLA) scored 9 points in the second quarter as the USA kept control. They arrived at halftime up by 14 points 42:28. The North American team opened the second half with eight points in a row to clear off. They maintained the lead and moreover stretched the gap to as many as 62:39 advantage at the final intermission. Iran tipped off the fourth stanza on a 6:2 run to sweeten the pill but Rudy Gay and Eric Gordon quickly teamed up for 6 points in a row as the USA did not look back en route to the victory.
Kevin Love finished with 13 points to lead the winners. Kevin Durant (6'9''-G/F-88, college: Texas) added 12 points, while Derrick Rose (6'4''-G-88, college: Memphis) accounted for 11 points in the victory. Hamed Haddadi replied with game-high 19 points for Iran. Arsalan Kazemi (6'7''-F-90) notched 14 points in the loss.
USA: Kevin Love 13, Kevin Durant 12, Derrick Rose 11
Iran: Hamed Haddadi 19, Arsalan Kazemi 14
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Iran celebrate victory in Turkey - Aug 30, 2010 (by Eurobasket News)
Iran - Tunisia 71:58
Iran enjoyed the first win at the World Championship in Turkey. They shot down Tunisia in Group B action tonight.
Iran had to overcome a slow start. Tunisia jumped into a 5:0 lead but Iran went on an 18:2 run to cap the period taking a 23:11 lead at the first break. They maintained the lead well enough throughout the second quarter. Iran managed to stay in front in a low-scoring term as they posted a 33:23 advantage at halftime
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Iran - Tunisia 71:58
Iran enjoyed the first win at the World Championship in Turkey. They shot down Tunisia in Group B action tonight.
Iran had to overcome a slow start. Tunisia jumped into a 5:0 lead but Iran went on an 18:2 run to cap the period taking a 23:11 lead at the first break. They maintained the lead well enough throughout the second quarter. Iran managed to stay in front in a low-scoring term as they posted a 33:23 advantage at halftime. Iran opened the second half with eight points in a row to stretch the lead. They soon boosted the gap to as many as 24 points 52:28. Tunisia struggled to pick up the tempo as they trailed by 19 points at the final intermission 36:55. Tunisia went on a desperate 16:1 run early in the fourth quarter and cut the deficit at just 4 points. Then Salah Mejri (214-C-86) dragged the African team within just three points 54:57 before Iran answered. The Asian side exploded with a 12:2 rally to clear off. Iran stayed in charge in the reminder of the contest and celebrated a well-deserved win at the end. Hamed Haddadi (218-C-85, agency: Agency No 10) scored 23 points and grabbed 13 boards for Iran. Mahdi Kamrani (181-G-82) added 15 points for the winners. Makram Ben Romdhane (198-F-89) and Salah Mejri accounted for 10 points each in the loss.
Iran: Hamed Haddadi 23+13 boards, Mahdi Kamrani 15, Arsalan Kazemi (201-F-90) 14
Tunisia: Makram Ben Romdhane 10, Salah Mejri 10
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Croatia defeat Iran in Turkey - Aug 29, 2010
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Brazil celebrated the first victory at the World Championship in Turkey beating Iran - Aug 28, 2010
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IRANIAN National Team 2010 - World Cup - Aug 25, 2010
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Samad Nik Khah Bahrami will miss the world cup due to injury - Aug 24, 2010
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Samad Nik Khah Bahramo will miss the world cup due to injury - Aug 24, 2010
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Sacha Giffa interested in Iran Super League - Aug 23, 2010
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Jordan registers the fifth place in Lebanon - Aug 15, 2010
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Iran outscored Kazakhstan in the 5-8 classification game - Aug 14, 2010
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Philippines became the first Semifinalist of the 3rd FIBA Asia Stankovic Cup - Aug 13, 2010
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Iran beat Taiwan, both advanced to the Quarterfinals - Aug 11, 2010
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IRQ/IRI - Contrasting tales of #11s: Iraq down Iran in Overtime - Aug 10, 2010
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Iraq with a huge comeback edged Iran - Aug 10, 2010
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Vadim Burakov's team beat Iran - Aug 9, 2010
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New Zealand pip Iran in Istanbul - Aug 9, 2010
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Iran and Japan opened Day 2 at the 3rd FIBA Asia Stankovic Cup - Aug 8, 2010
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Serbia prevail against Iran in Istanbul - Aug 8, 2010
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Turkey shock Iran in Istanbul - Aug 6, 2010
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