Two more games of the 9th round were held in the Azerbaijan Basketball League
On December 10, two more games took place in the "Sarhadchi" Sports Center within the framework of the 9th round of the Azerbaijan Basketball League. The first match of the day was held between "NTD BK" and "Olympic Sheki BK" teams. The basketball players of the capital, who started the game quickly, were happy with the victory over their opponent with a score of 105-78. The most productive basketball players: "NTD BK" (Londell King - 29 points, 14 rebounds), "Olympic Shaki BK" (Jason Brower - 30 points, 9 rebounds). In the last game of the day, "Neftchi IK" and "Sarhadchi PIK" basketball players faced each other. "Sarhadchi PIK" team made up for the defeat in the first round by winning 76-81. The most productive basketball players: "Neftchi IK" (Byron Maxwell - 25 points, 15 rebounds), "Sarhadchi PIK" (Endar Poladkhanli - 23 points, 6 rebounds)
It should be noted that the closing game of the tour will be held on December 11 at 18:30 between "Ganja BK" and "Zirve Astara BK" teams.
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