Vietnam routs Myanmar for first win in Seaba | Inquirer Sports

Vietnam routs Myanmar for first win in Seaba

/ 06:52 PM May 14, 2017

Nguyen Van Hung. PBA IMAGES

Nguyen Van Hung. PBA IMAGES

Vietnam chalked one in the win column after a 77-44 blowout over Myanmar Sunday in the 2017 Seaba Championship at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Bouncing back from their 76-49 loss to Thailand on Saturday, the Vietnamese leaned on Nguyen Van Hung as he carried the load with 22 points, 15 rebounds, and three assists.

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Tran Vu Linh chipped in 18 markers, three boards, and three dimes, while Le Phuoc Thang registered a double-double of 11 points and 10 rebounds.

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Dang Thai Hung had 10 markers and 10 boards for Vietnam.

Vietnam overwhelmed Myanmar with its size, dominating the rebounding department, 53-35, which led to its blistering 59 percent shooting.

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Still, the Burmese are slowly becoming fan favorites in the tournament, with Aung Wana dazzling the crowd with his reverse lay-ups en route to a 21 points and four rebounds. Myanmar fell to 0-2.

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The scores:

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VIETNAM 77 – Nguyen VH 22, Tran 18, Le PT 11, Dang 10, Trieu 8, Nguyen HH 6, Nguyen TN 2, To 0, Le NT 0.

MYANMAR 44 – Wana 21, H Thein 8, Sei 4, Thant 4, Kaung 2, PW Aung 2, Sai 2, Tin 1, MP Aung 0, Zaya 0, Wai 0, TO Thein 0.

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Quarters: 24-7, 40-18, 50-33, 77-44.

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