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(ISNA) -- Team Melli Basketballe Iran ghahremane 24-omin doreye reghabathaye jame melathaye Asia shod; Iran tavanest Bad az Chine mizban tanha so-ood konandeye Asia be Olympic 2008 China laghab begirad.


Iran dar didari besiar ziba tavanest, moghtaderaneh va ba natijeye 74-69 az sade teame modayeiye Lobnan begozarad va onvane ghahremaniye jame melathaye Asia dar Japan ra ghateaane az aane khod konad.

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Tabrik migim be tamamiye ham-mihanane aziz.

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junevar

dameshun garm.
vali gamun nakonam bebaran.
tu baazihaaye goruhi ham khordan.
82-60 yaa 80-62 ageh dorost yaadam baasheh.

hamin keh taa injaa umadan dameshun garm.

aliyaret85

mercy mehdi jan

migam mehdi bazi grohishon chand chand shod?

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The golden opportunity you are seeking is in yourself.
It is not in your environment; it is not in luck or chance,
or the help of others; it is in yourself alone.

KM3

Bah Bah Che Khoob, Be Omide Piroozishoon.

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berim2football

merci mehdi jan az khabar! zaheran Iran az Ghazagestan 75 - 62 bordeh!

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berim2football

ranking Iran dar Fiba 37 hastesh!

inam site fiba

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miladoooo

dameshon garm
har chi teame football gand zad ina daran talafi mikonan

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Ey Dost Dar Rozeye Ghalb Joz Gole Eshgh Makar

berim2football

[align=center] [/align][align=center]Samad NIKKHAH (Iran). Semi-Finals of 2007 FIBA Asia Championship, Tokushima, Japan. 04 August 2007[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]IRI/KAZ - Iran set up all West Asian final[/align][align=center]Boxscores | Photo gallery[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]TOKUSHIMA - A solid performance early in the game providing the perfect impetus, Iran coasted through to a 75-62 win over Middle Asian rivals Kazakhstan in the second semifinals on Saturday.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Iran's maiden win set up the first ever all-West Asian final of the Championship.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Iran, helped Mahdi Kamrany and Hamed Eslamieh who both scored 14 points apiece, ran a 26-7 lead by the end of the first quarter. A position of comfort, from where they never looked back.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]A well worked out plan to pressurize the rival shooters, ensured Kazakh scoring machine Anton Ponomarev was restricted to merely four points. Yevgeniy Issakov and Rustam Yargaliyew too remained rather defused by the Iranian defense.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"We had come well prepared," said Iran coach Toroman Rajkov.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"I think we had an excellent first half," the Serb said.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"But the lead we built in the first half was a little too big for our own comfort. During the break, I had to remind repeatedly my players to keep their focus. Some of them had started to even celebrate," he said.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"It's quite difficult to maintain the focus when such leads get built up. Most of them had already started to think about the next match," he added.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Talking of the final, Rajkov said "the game would be of high intensity and the best game of the Championship."[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"Lebanon is a very respectable team. Far more experienced. The key is to hold back Fadi and Vogel, who according to me is the best player of the Championship. But I know that's easier than done considering the form they are in. But we have our plans worked out," he said.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Kazakh coach Vitaliy Strebkov said "we came here as the underdogs and we entered the semifinals. I think that's a good result."[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]"I truly think we have achieved more than what we expected before the start of the Championship. And this quite young and ambitious. It will go a long way," he said.[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Scores[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Iran 75 (Mahdi Kamrany 14, Hamed Eslamieh 14, Mohammad Nikkah 12) bt Kazakhstan 62 (Dmitriy Kornovnikov 17, Mikhail Yevstigneyev 12). Quarterwise: 26-7, 44-19, 64-37.[/align]

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berim2football

oen yeki bazi half-final:


Fadi EL KHATIB (Lebanon). Semi-Finals of 2007 FIBA Asia Championship, Tokushima, Japan. 04 August 2007.

LIB/KOR - Steadfast Lebanon show Korea the door

TOKUSHIMA - With mainstays Joseph Vogel and Fadi El Khatib playing in wonted cohesion, Lebanon dashed the East Asian hopes in the Championship, handing out a 76-74 defeat to Korea in the first semifinals on Saturday.

"It was nothing," Lebanon coach Dragan Raca shrugged off the proximity in the final score-line.

"If you really see, if we had got the free-throws the score would have been much bigger. So I think we had the game in our control," said the Greek-Cypriot. Bassem Balaa fumbled with the twin free-throws twice in the dying moments.

Fadi El Khatib top scored the game, yet again, with 32 points and was the cynosure of the game.

"Of course a player of Fadi's ability ought to catch the attention in a game at this level. And to me he's the best player of the Championship," Raca said.

"His (Fadi) speed and sharpness made all the difference," Korean coach Choi Bu Yung said of El Khatib's influence on the game.

Talking about the deficit at the end of the second quarter, after Korea had run a 26-13 lead in the second quarter to negate the 23-15 advantage Lebanon had gained in the first, Raca said: "Nothing was wrong."

"We were playing to a next system of defense, in order to stop Ha (Seung-Jin). It was working perfectly in the first quarter. I think we lost a little concentration. I just had to remind the players of what they were doing. It was easy, as always, to get this team back to the rails," Raca said.

Leading the Lebanese defense wrap on Ha was the tall Joseph Vogel, who accounted for 15 rebounds - nine in defense - apart from the 18 points. Lebanon defense was at its best during the third quarter, when they ran a 15-0 spree, keeping the Korean scoring blank for the quarter for almost seven minutes.

"I think Joe played his game at a much higher level. I always knew he is capable of raising the level according to the situation."

"I think we are on course and things are going according to plan. Only that they have to work," Raca said ahead of Sunday's final.

Bu Yung Choi was rather impressed with the way Lebanon controlled Ha. The 223cm center was kept well under check by Vogel. The Korean had an unusually low 15 points, as compared to his normally powerful presence.

"He couldn't do much. That had an effect on our rhythm," said Yong Choi.

"But I must say that with the teamwork Lebanon showed, I feel I've lost to a very good team."

"When they missed those (Bassem's free-throws), I thought we had a chance. Which unfortunately was not to be," Yong Choi said.

Scores

Lebanon 76 (Fadi El Khatib 32, 8, Joseph Vogel 18, Brian Feghali 11) bt Korea 74 (Kim Dong-Woo 23, Ha Seung-Jin 15, Kim Joo-Sung). Quarterwise: 23-15, 41-36, 60-54.

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berim2football

Iran - Lobnan dar final baham bazi mikonan! keh motasefaneh Iran 1 bar az in team 82 - 60 bakhteh!

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