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Seeb defeats Salalah in Ministry Shield Basketball

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Seeb Membership secured a deserved 82–42 victory over Salalah Membership within the Ministry of Tradition, Sports activities and Youth Basketball Defend for the 2026 season. The match was held on the secondary corridor of Sultan Qaboos Sports activities Complicated in Bausher. With this outcome, Seeb raised its tally to 6 factors.

Seeb dominated proceedings from the outset, imposing its rhythm each defensively and offensively whereas capitalising on scoring alternatives to steadily widen the hole. Regardless of makes an attempt by Salalah to scale back the deficit at varied phases, Seeb maintained management all through the competition. Mamoudi Badji, Abdulrahman al Maamari, Al Waqas al Hinai and Ayman al Muhrami delivered notable performances for Seeb, whereas Ayman Mustahail and Qaisar al Balushi stood out for Salalah.

Seeb made a robust begin within the opening quarter, taking early initiative and doubling its lead inside minutes. Strong defensive organisation enabled fast transitions, permitting the group to shut the primary quarter comfortably forward 26–10.

The dominance continued within the second quarter as Seeb added 21 factors whereas limiting Salalah to simply eight, heading into halftime with a commanding 47–18 benefit.

Salalah confirmed enchancment after the break, notably in defence, making use of a zone system that restricted Seeb’s scoring choices. Nonetheless, Seeb’s expertise proved decisive as they added 15 factors towards Salalah’s 12 to increase the result in 62–30 on the finish of the third quarter.

Within the ultimate interval, Seeb regained offensive momentum, scoring 20 extra factors whereas Salalah managed 12, sealing an emphatic 82–42 victory.

The match was officiated by worldwide referee Issam al Siyabi as first referee, Mazin al Hilali as second referee and Ali al Suleimani was the third referee. The scorers’ desk included Munira al Numaniyah, Maida al Hamdaniyah and Mahmoud al Ajmi.



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