Youthful Indian cagers gave a battling start to their first basketball World Cup in quite a while’s set of experiences in the country.
The four-part Indian men’s group needed to hang tight for more than five hours on a downpour interfered with the first day of the season of the FIBA 3×3 U-18 basketball World Cup in Debrecen, Hungary to play their competition opener against last year’s semifinalist Ukraine.
They conquered the freezing conditions in Hungary however went down battling 16-18 in a conflict late on Wednesday night. The groups were equivalent for nine of the 10-minute games.

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After Kushal Singh dunked the initial bushel for India in the eighth

second of the game, Ukraine went protective and required five endeavors to bring equality following a moment. For the excess six minutes, the game stayed equivalent with both the groups showing different cautious strategies. The low-scoring game was a tie at 10-10 with 3.12 minutes remaining when both the groups changed to their hostile best.
With Ukraine’s seventh group foul – after that rival got two free tosses on each foul – India got an opportunity to take out the stunner. The accomplished European outfit figured out how to take a three-point (14-11) advantage with two minutes remaining. With a decent guarded play, Ukraine disappeared to post an 18-16 triumph over India. Kushal Singh (7) and Unforgiving Dagar (6) did the main part of scoring for India.