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Other FIBA World Cup Qualifiers games — Mon 6 July

Serbia vs Bosnia and Herzegovina — FIBA World Cup Qualifiers · Monday 6 July at 20:00

Serbia
94—81
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Final
TeamMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFDEVAL
Serbia200:009433‑7014‑3914‑17101929309882117122
Bosnia and Herzegovina200:008129‑617‑2116‑2092433196114192190

Serbia

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#5 Nikola Jovic27:113211‑157‑93‑3112003023+733
#15 Nikola Jokic31:46206‑102‑46‑837101121135+1237
#30 Aleksa Avramovic18:1783‑82‑50‑0011110330-13
#19 Arijan Lakic14:5431‑61‑60‑0123110131+192
#9 Stefan Momirov21:5421‑60‑30‑0000211131+70
#23 Nikola Djurisic21:52166‑112‑42‑2213720034+1223
#24 Nikola Tanaskovic14:3951‑40‑33‑4134101012+17
#41 Jovan Novak21:4142‑50‑20‑0224620211+1711
#2 Nemanja Dangubic10:2142‑20‑00‑0011000000-45
#27 Dejan Davidovac16:1900‑20‑20‑0011102020-32
#14 Dusan Ristic00:0000‑00‑00‑000000000000
#88 Filip Barna01:0600‑10‑10‑0000000000-2-1

Bosnia and Herzegovina

PlayerMINPTSFG3PTFTORDRREBASTSTLBLKTOPFFD+/-EVAL
#19 Darko Talic29:34123‑61‑25‑5033810104-820
#3 Amar Alibegovic25:56115‑81‑20‑0167110210-815
#17 Aleksandar Lazic28:25103‑72‑62‑4246110113-111
#9 Amar Gegic28:1793‑91‑42‑4055600546-87
#34 Kenan Kamenjas19:5884‑80‑10‑0224100123-48
#55 Luka Garza20:02166‑120‑14‑4437010243-916
#7 Adin Vrabac14:2572‑60‑23‑3000001132-123
#33 Alija Islamovic02:3331‑11‑10‑0000000000+43
#8 Eman Sertovic11:3931‑21‑20‑0000100110-12
#14 Stefan Simanic11:3121‑20‑00‑0011110000-94
#35 Alen Pjanic07:0700‑00‑00‑0000010030-71
#20 Asim Gutic00:3300‑00‑00‑0000000000-20

Jokic Triple-Double Powers Serbia Past Bosnia

Nikola Jokic delivered a masterclass with a triple-double, steering Serbia to a decisive 94-81 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina in FIBA World Cup Qualifying action.

Serbia established control early, building a 12-point lead in the first quarter and extending it to 19 points by halftime (54-35). While Bosnia and Herzegovina fought back, bolstered by 31 points from their bench, Serbia's superior ball movement, evidenced by 29 assists and 9 steals, proved insurmountable. The hosts shot 36% from three-point range, converting 14 of their 39 attempts.

Nikola Jovic was the offensive catalyst, pouring in a game-high 32 points, complementing Jokic's all-around brilliance. Nikola Djurisic provided a significant spark off the bench with 16 points and 7 assists, showcasing Serbia's depth. For Bosnia and Herzegovina, Darko Talic dished out 8 assists, and Luka Garza chipped in 16 points. Despite a slightly better field goal percentage (48% to 47%), Bosnia and Herzegovina committed 14 turnovers, hindering their comeback efforts.

This commanding win serves as a significant statement for Serbia as they continue their campaign in the tournament.

All FIBA World Cup Qualifiers games on Mon 6 July