Israel lost 92-86 to Germany in FIBA World Cup qualifying, eliminating its chance to finish in the top two of the group, according to journalist Ben Goldfrend (N12). Guard Yam Madar scored a career-high 31 points for Israel, which nevertheless advanced to the next stage.
The Israel men's basketball team fell 92-86 to Germany in a FIBA World Cup qualifier on Friday, ending its chance to finish in the top two of the group but still advancing to the next stage. Guard Yam Madar posted a career-high 31 points, according to the Israel Basketball Association, which provided the game photo. The Zioneer's earlier report, based on journalist Ben Goldfrend's initial tally, listed Madar at 29 points; the updated official figure is 31.
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