FIBAのインスタグラム(fiba) - 9月28日 08時57分

Iran and China remained undefeated at the #FIBAAsia2015 after clinching wins on the opening day of the Second Round.

The Philippines and Korea also scored important victories but the biggest triumphs of the day arguably belonged to India, who edged Palestine, and Jordan, who knocked off Qatar.

The Philippines won a very difficult game against Japan, 73-66, in Group E.

The Japanese built a 10-point advantage with 5:37 left in the first half, 29-19, only for the Philippines, behind inspired play from veterans Jayson Castro and Asi Taulava, to hit back and snatch a 35-33 lead at half-time.

The Philippines, who are coached by Tab Baldwin, only really put the outcome beyond doubt after Japan's Ryoma Hashimoto tied the game for the last time at 64-64, with 2:50 left to play.

Baldwin's side went on a 9-2 run to take control for good.

Castro finished with 12 points and four assists.

The other Group E game saw Iran, winners of three of the last four FIBA Asia Championships, roll to 111-56 victory over Hong Kong.

In Group F, Jordan dug deep and beat Qatar, 84-73.

Also in Group F, Lebanon led by as many as 11 points but Korea rallied in the second half to prevail, 85-71.

China recorded a convincing 75-62 victory over Kazakhstan.

Yi Jianlian and Zhou Qi combined to tally 22 points, 13 rebounds, and 5 blocked shots. Wingmen Li Gen and Ding Yanyuhang also stepped up, scoring 12 and 10 points respectively as the hosts notched their fourth victory in as many games.

In Classification Round games, Kuwait won convincingly over Malaysia, 83-61, and Chinese Taipei blew out Singapore, 111-65.

Hamad Hasan scored 26 points and grabbed nine rebounds for Kuwait in their victory while Lei Tien 21 points for Chinese Taipei in their victory.

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