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Qatar Falls Short Against USA and China at 3×3 U23 World Cup

Team Qatar faced a challenging start to their campaign at the FIBA 3×3 U23 World Cup, suffering two defeats in their opening matches held in Shijiazhuang, China. In their first match, Qatar lost to the United States with a score of 15-21, followed by a close 18-21 defeat against the host nation, China.
The Qatari squad, which includes players Mohammed Basheer, Mahmoud Darwish, Mubarak Jama, and Mustafa Ndao, struggled to find their rhythm in the fast-paced games. The team will look to bounce back as they prepare for their next matches against Latvia and Fiji, scheduled for tomorrow.
Despite the losses, the tournament presents an opportunity for growth and development for the young athletes. Competing at the U23 level, the Qatari players are gaining valuable experience on an international stage, which can bolster their skills for future competitions.
As the group stage continues, Qatar’s performance will be pivotal in determining their progression in the tournament. Fans and supporters will be eager to see how the team adapts to the challenges posed by their upcoming opponents. With determination and teamwork, Qatar aims to turn their fortunes around in the next round of matches.
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