Sotto dominates for Philippines in win over Jordan
11 Nov
1
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Kai Sotto was in fine form in Amman as his Philippines beat Jordan 74-66 in the FIBA World Cup qualifier.
Jordan led at half-time before Sotto made his presence felt in the second half.
Sotto finished with 16 points, seven rebounds, two blocks and two assists.
It was Jordan's first home loss since 2018.
The Philippines next take on Saudi Arabia on Monday.
Meanwhile, for the 36ers teammate Hyrum Harris it wasn't a positive result, as he and his New Zealand teammates succumbed to Lebanon in Beirut 77-65.
The Tall Blacks led by six at half-time, but Lebanon dominated proceedings in the second half.
Harris had seven points, eight rebounds and two assists in the loss.
New Zealand next take on Jordan in Amman on Monday.
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