September 24, 2019
Group A:
With both teams missing their stars, South Korea was expected to still easily beat Taiwan, but instead found themselves in a major struggle only pulling ahead in the second half to win 48-44. Himawari Akaho and defending champions Japan had trouble with hosts India rolling to a 103-27 win.
South Korea vs. Taiwan 48-44 KOR Kim M-J 10/8r Bae 9/6r Kang 7/6r An 5/6r Ku 5 Park H-J 4/9r Park J-H 4 Youm 4 Shin DNP Sim DNP Choi DNP Kim Y-H DNP TAI Cheng 10/8r Huang P-J 7 Chen 6 Chu 4 Huang H-T 4 Huang F-S 3/6r Tsai 3 Huang L-C 3 Lin 2 Peng 2 Han 0 Wu DNP
Japan vs. India 103-27 JPN Akaho 23 Motokawa 16 Mawuli 11 Hayashi 11 Nagaoka 10/10r Tokashiki 10/7r Motohashi 9 Machida 5 Nakada 4/11r Takada 2 Watanabe 2 Miyazawa DNP IND Limaye 11/6r Skaria 4 Geetha 4 Kumari 3 Nixon 3 Mahesha 2 Udayakumar 0 Kokkalera 0 Rajaganapathi 0 Kaur 0 Sonkar 0 Arvind 0
Group B:
A long day in Bengaluru started with Australia breezing past the Philippines 123-57. Both teams started slow in the other game in the group, but China eventually built a big lead to defeat New Zealand 67-44.
Australia vs. Philippines 123-57 AUS Magbegor 18/6r O’Hea 17 George 11/14r Blicavs 11 Talbot 11/6a Bishop 11 Allen 11 Nicholson 10 Seekamp 9 Garbin 6 Mitchell 5/9a Ebzery 3 PHI Miranda 17 Bernardino 15 Hayes 9 Castillo 6 Tongco 3 Cabinbin 2 Animam 2 Jose 2 Chan 1 Pontejos 0 Daez 0 Nabalan 0
China vs. New Zealand 67-44 CHN Shao 13/6r Li Y 13 Wu 10 Yang 9 Han 7 Li YR 6/14r Liu 4 Gao 2/6r Guo 2 Wang 1 Chen 0 Shi DNP NZL Cocks 10 Boagni 7 Paalvast 7 Davidson 6 Beck 6 Edmonson 4 Karaitiana 2 Leger-Walker 2 Purcell 0/6r Taylor 0 West 0 Fotu DNP