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    The Tall Blacks are lamenting an opportunity lost in a 93-89 defeat to the Philippines in Manila as part of their Asia Cup basketball qualifying campaign

    The Tall Blacks are lamenting an opportunity lost in a 93-89 defeat to the Philippines in Manila as part of their Asia Cup basketball qualifying campaign


    New Zealand held the lead for nearly 20 minutes but the hosts surged in front during the third quarter as part of a 16-point scoring run.

    Captain Corey Webster top scored with 25 points.

    He admits an inability to push clear hurt morale.



    The Tall Blacks next face Chinese Taipei in Christchurch on Monday.

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    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     21 Nov: Tall Blacks centre Sam Mennenga is brimming with confidence heading into the FIBA international window following an impressive campaign with the Breakers in the Australian NBL
     21 Nov: The Breakers believe the FIBA international window couldn't have come at a better time
     18 Nov: Newly-minted Tall Blacks basketball captain Corey Webster is feeling privileged at his new responsibilities
     17 Nov: Centre Sam Mennenga has applauded the Breakers' coaching staff for guiding the team back to the top of Australian basketball's NBL
     17 Nov: Breakers big man Sam Mennenga has praised his side's resilience this season as they return to the top of the Australian basketball's NBL
     17 Nov: The Breakers have climbed back to the top of the Australian NBL following a gutsy 77-69 win over the Taipans in Cairns
     16 Nov: The Breakers basketballers will look to overcome their third-quarter issues in tonight's NBL road game against the Cairns Taipans
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