On September 27th, Beijing time, the Women’s Basketball Asian Cup officially kicked off, with the Japanese team and the Indian team starting the first match. The Japanese team was on full fire in the first half, establishing a 41-point lead in the first two quarters.

On September 27th, Beijing time, the Women’s Basketball Asian Cup officially started, with the Japanese team and the Indian team starting the first battle. The Japanese team was on full fire in the first half, establishing a 41-point lead in the first two quarters. In the end, the Japanese team beat India by 90 points 136-46 and got a good start.

The Japanese team is a traditional strong team in Asian basketball. In the past ten years, they have been the number one rival for the Chinese women's basketball team to dominate Asia. At the Tokyo Olympics that ended last month, the Japanese team not only reached the quarterfinals, but also defeated France and other European teams in the knockout rounds, and reached the finals, where they battled with the defending champion United States and finally won the runner-up spot.

In this campaign, although India is also a team at the top 8 level in Asia, in terms of overall strength, the gap between India and China, Japan and South Korea is still very large. After the start of the first quarter, India scored 2 goals in a row and started with a 4-2 lead. However, the Japanese team quickly took control of the game and achieved a double-digit lead. At the end of the first quarter, the Japanese team led 41-14.

Entering the second quarter, the Japanese team still maintained high efficiency on the offensive end, scoring 25 points in a single quarter, while India's efficiency was still average, and they were beaten by a 25-11 spurt in a single quarter. At the end of the first half, the Japanese team established a 41-point lead 66-25. At the end of the first two quarters, Japan's starting lineup had already scored more points than the entire Indian team. After

changed sides, the Japanese team broke out again in the third quarter, setting off a wave of 38-14 offensive frenzy in a single quarter, completely defeating the opponent's offensive rhythm. With less than a minute left in the third quarter, the Japanese team made two free throws. Their score in a single game had exceeded 100 points, and the game became garbage time.

As we all know, since the 2011 Asian Championships, the Chinese women's basketball team has not won the Asian Cup championship (formerly the Asian Championships). This time, the strong Chinese team will once again challenge for the championship. Although the Japanese team is missing many core players in the Asian Cup this time, judging from this battle, the Japanese team is still the number one enemy of the Chinese team in the championship.