Results and Stats from Day 4 in Chenzhou

Group A

Petrochimi - Al Rayyan 89-46
Petrochemi knocked down Al Rayyan to remain perfect in Group A. Gerald Robinson (185-PG-89, college: Georgia) nailed 17 points to lead the winning side. Petrochemi built a 44:25 halftime lead. Petrochemi kept the pressure growing throughout the second half. They held Al Rayyan to just 21 points after the big break and cruised to the win. James White (201-F/G-82, college: Cincinnati, agency: Three Eye Sports) contributed 16 points for the winners. Hassan Mohamed (191-G/F-91) responded with 16 points for Al Rayyan.

ONGC - Al Riyadi 65-91
Al Riyadi cruised past ONGC for the third straight win in Chenzhou. Wael Arakji (194-PG-94) stepped up with 21 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists for the winners. Al Riyadi posted a 49:36 halftime lead. They held ONGC to just 29 points in the second half and rallied to the win. Karin Zeinoun provided 20 points for the winners. Amritpal Singh (212-C/F-91) responded with 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Indian powerhouse.

Group B

KL Dragons - Barsy Atyrau 61-94
Barsy Atyrau opened win count at the tournament. They fired past KL Dragons for the first win in Group B. Pavel Micheev (201-F-83) delivered 30 points and 6 rebounds in the victory. Barsy pulled ahead for a 48:26 halftime lead. The Kazakh team unloaded 46 points in the second half and cruised to the victory. Mikhail Yevstigneyev (201-F/C-84) delivered 15 points in the win. Tian Yuan Kuek (201-C-91) responded with 15 points for KL Dragons.

Al Shurtah - Al Ahli 74-76
Al Ahli held off Al Shurtah for the third win in Group B. Qais Alshabebi (200-C-91) nailed 26 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to pace the winning side. Al Shurtah jumped to a 15:10 lead after ten minutes. Al Ahli picked up the tempo in the next two quarters. They went on a 49:32 run to surge ahead Al Shurtah unloaded 27 points in the fourth term but could not avoid the defeat. Sam Young (198-F/G-85, college: Pittsburgh) delivered 22 points and 8 rebounds in the victory. Justin Hawkins (203-SF-85, college: N.Mexico St.) responded with 31 points and 7 rebounds for Al Shurtah.