The Egyptian national basketball team's match against Senegal, within the fourth window of the World Cup qualifiers, witnessed outstanding performances from several Pharaohs players in both scoring and defense.
Ehab Amin and Omar Tarek topped Egypt's scorers list with 15 points each.
Ehab Amin scored his points including three three-pointers, while Omar Tarek netted 15 points, including one three-pointer, along with making six two-point shots out of nine attempts.
Adam Moussa came next with 14 points, including two three-pointers, while Anas Osama scored 13 points, including one three-pointer.
Patrick Gardner scored 9 points, while Amro El Gendy added 6 points including one three-pointer, and both Mido Taha and Khaled Abdel Nasser contributed 2 points each.
In rebounds, Omar Tarek led the list with 10 rebounds, followed by Ehab Amin with 9, then Anas Osama with 8, and Patrick Gardner with 6.
Specifically in defensive rebounds, Omar Tarek and Anas Osama topped Egypt's players with 6 defensive rebounds each, while Ehab Amin recorded 5 defensive rebounds.
In playmaking, both Ehab Amin and Mido Tarek recorded two assists each, while Anas Osama, Amro El Gendy, and Gardner each made one assist.
Ehab Amin also stood out in steals, successfully stealing the ball 3 times, followed by Adam Moussa with 2 steals, while Amro El Gendy and Mido Tarek each recorded one steal.
In shot-blocking, both Patrick Gardner and Anas Osama recorded one block each during the match.
Egypt had defeated Senegal with a score of 76-67, raising their points total in the qualifiers from 9 to 11.
