Beijing time on October 10, 2022 Women's Basketball World Cup continued, and Australia and Canada took the lead in the bronze medal battle. Apart from a beautiful attack at the beginning, the Canadian women's basketball team has been lagging behind for the rest of the time. In the end, Australia beat Canada 95-65 and won the bronze medal. In Australia, Lauren Jackson scored 30 points and 7 rebounds in , Talbert scored 16 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists; in Canada, Nass scored 19 points and 3 rebounds, and Fields scored 12 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists.
The first quarter game started, Carlton hit a three-pointer from the upstairs, and Canada started to lead. Australia caused damage at the basket and recovered 2 points from the free throw. The Canadian women's basketball team continued to expand the score gap in succession, and the Australian women's basketball team continued to exert force in the inside, and kept the score tightly with free throws. With Talbert's cut in , Australia took the lead. The Canadian women's basketball shooting percentage declined, and the Australian women's basketball team took advantage of the situation to expand their lead. After the first quarter, the Australian women's basketball team led the Canadian women's basketball team 27-21.
festival starts, both sides increase their defensive intensity, and their respective hit rate is not high. It was Carlton who swung his arm sideways and scored the ball first. Wallace made a layup with 2 points, Talbert made another three-pointer from the outside, and Australia led the doubles. The Canadian women's basketball team launched a counterattack, Nasri scored 5 points in a row in foreign shots, and the score difference returned to single digits again. At the end of the quarter, Talbert made a layup and scored 2+1, Lauren Jackson made a three-pointer from the outside, and the Australian women's basketball team led Canada 51-43 to end the first half.
changes sides and fights again. Both sides have made no achievements in their mobile battles, and they each scores a penalty. Whitcomb suddenly made a cold arrow from the outside, and a three-pointer stopped the Canadian women's basketball team. After the timeout, Canada made a mid-range shot after a continuous pick-and-roll, and the gap between the two sides still hovered in single digits. Lauren Jackson made consecutive jump shots, and Australia's lead returned to double-digit numbers again. Canada's consecutive offenses failed, Jackson continued to cut melons and vegetables, and a 2+1 shot helped Australia lead the Canadian women's basketball team 71-54.
The final quarter game started, Talbert hit the basket and caused the opponent to foul, making both free throws for Australia to score another 2 points, and Brikafs sneaked into the basket and continued to expand his results. Canada's offensive efficiency has not improved, and the score difference has been widened to more than 20 points. With George and Jackson taking turns to hit, the Australian women's basketball team expanded its lead to 24 points, and Canada is no longer able to make a comeback. Canada has been suspended and still hasn't regained the feel. Australia has no intention of relaxing at all and continues to expand its lead. With Markeen hitting a three-pointer, Australia is already in sight. In the end, Australia defeated the Canadian women's basketball team 95-65.
Both sides started:
Canada: Nas, Kohli, Carlton, Alexander, Arjonwah
Australia: Whitcomb, Tolo, Talbert, Magbego, Blikavs
