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Can Shenzhen outclass Jiangsu Dragons?
Tournament: CBA 2025-26 | Venue: Shenzhen Dayun Arena (Shenzhen) | Tip Off: 17:05:00
Live Streaming: Courtside 1891
Shenzhen to win.
| Bookmaker | Team A | Team B |
|---|---|---|
| 1xBet | NA | NA |
Shenzhen won 109-77 last match over Xinjiang, shooting 58% from the field and 44% from three-point range. The team controlled the boards 35-26 and committed only 8 turnovers, showing efficient offensive execution. Haoran Wang and He Xining scored 22 points each, while Markell Johnson added 21, giving Shenzhen strong scoring balance across the lineup.
Recent form shows Shenzhen winning 6 of their last 10 games, with several high-scoring performances above 100 points. They average 96.2 points per game this season while allowing only 83.6, one of the better defensive records among mid-table teams. Their three-point rate at 36.4% and solid assist numbers indicate structured half-court offense rather than fast-paced play.
At home, Shenzhen usually control pace and rely on physical defense and rebounding, which could be important against a weaker offensive team like Jiangsu.
Jiangsu come into this match after a narrow 93-92 win over Guangdong, where they shot 59% from the field and 48% from three-point range. Pang Zhenglin led the team with 23 points and 7 assists, while Harry Giles III added 20 points and 7 rebounds, showing that the team can produce efficient scoring when shots fall.
However, overall form remains inconsistent with only 4 wins in the last 10 games. Jiangsu average just 81.5 points per game this season while allowing 90.9, which is one of the weaker defensive records in the league. Their rebound average of 33 per game is also below Shenzhen, which could create problems against stronger frontcourts.
Jiangsu rely heavily on individual scoring bursts rather than consistent team offense, which makes them unreliable in away games against higher-ranked opponents.
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | Rong Zifeng |
| SG | Terquavion Smith |
| SF | Xining He |
| PF | Zhou Peng |
| C | Alpha Kaba |
| Position | Player Name |
|---|---|
| PG | T.J. Starks |
| SG | Zhenglin Pang |
| SF | Feron Hunt |
| PF | Harry Giles III |
| C | Haoran Jiang |
Shenzhen are in a stronger position both in the standings and in recent form, holding a 17-11 record compared to Jiangsu’s 8-20. The home side have been more consistent over the last ten games and generally perform better at home, where their defensive structure allows them to control the tempo.
Shenzhen average 96.2 points per game while allowing only 83.6, which shows a balanced profile built on efficient shooting and solid rebounding. Their main advantage is depth, with multiple players capable of scoring in double digits, making their offense less predictable.
Jiangsu, on the other hand, rely more on individual performances rather than stable team execution. They score only 81.5 points per game and allow 90.9, which indicates problems on both ends of the floor. Even though they shot well in their last game, their season numbers show inconsistency, especially on the road. Jiangsu also struggle on the boards, and this weakness could be exposed against a stronger Shenzhen frontcourt.
From a matchup perspective, Shenzhen have advantages in scoring efficiency, defense, rebounding, and head-to-head history. Jiangsu’s only clear chance comes if they maintain high shooting accuracy, but over four quarters the statistical edge remains with the home team.
Shenzhen hold 7th spot in the league standings with a 17-11 record, maintaining a positive winning percentage and staying in playoff contention. Jiangsu Dragons are 19th with an 8-20 record, struggling defensively and having one of the lowest scoring averages in the league, which reflects their position near the bottom.
The last five clashes between these two teams have favored Shenzhen, who have won all 5 meetings against Jiangsu. The average total score across those games is 200 points, with Shenzhen averaging 106 points per game and Jiangsu averaging 94 points.
| Player Name | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals/Blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lamont Smith | 23.3 | 5.5 | 4.7 | 1.4/0.4 |
| Harry Giles III | 17.6 | 8.3 | 1.5 | 1.1/0.5 |
Shenzhen have the stronger roster, better defense, and clear statistical advantage, especially at home where they usually control the pace and rebounding. Jiangsu can score in short bursts but lack consistency over four quarters.
Shenzhen to win.
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