India announces final squad for upcoming FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers

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The Indian basketball team will face Kazakhstan and Iran in Window 1 of the tournament.
India have named a 12-member final squad for the upcoming FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers later this month. The final roster picked after trimming down the preliminary squad that was announced earlier. India will face Kazakhstan and Iran in the first window of FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers. The Indian basketball team will first travel to the Republican Velodrome Saryarka in Astana where they will face the 11th ranked Kazakhstan on February 23. They will then host Iran, ranked 27th, three days later at the KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium in New Delhi.
The final India squad for the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers is as followed:
Center | |||
Amritpal Singh | 208 cms / 6’10’’ | Age 33 | Punjab Police |
Princepal Singh | 208 cms / 6’10’ | Age 24 | Indian Railways |
Palpreet Singh Brar | 210 cms / 6’11’’ | Age 30 | Indian Railways |
Forwards | |||
Amarendra Nayak | 203 cms / 6’8’’ | Age 20 | Chandigarh |
Pranav Prince | 200 cms / 6’7’’ | Age 20 | Kerala/Tamil Nadu |
Guards | |||
Sahaij Pratap Singh Sekhon | 194 cms / 6’4’’ | Age 22 | Chandigarh / Indian Railways |
Vishes Bhriguvanshi | 192 cms / 6’4’’ | Age 32 | ONGC |
Muin Bek Hafeez | 189 cms / 6’2’’ | Age 27 | Indian Bank |
P Baladhaneshwar | 180 cms / 5’11’’ | Age 24 | Tamil Nadu |
Arvind Kumar Muthu Krishnan | 187 cms / 6’2’’ | Age 23 | Tamil Nadu |
Kanwar Gurbaz Singh Sandhu | 185 cms / 6’1’’ | Age 24 | Punjab |
Vaisakh K M | 190 cms / 6’3’’ | Age 21 | Kerala |
While the preliminary roster featured a very youthful squad, Coach Veselin Matic and the selection committee have put their bets on players who have played for India before.
As mentioned earlier, the key missing piece of the team has been the former G-League player Amjyot Singh. However, the team still has veteran captain Amritpal Singh, former captain Vishesh Bhriguvanshi, and NBA Summer League winner Princepal Singh.
At a glance, it seems Toza Matic will have a guard-heavy rotation, as he has several options on the position. Overall, the squad seems to have a good mix of perimeter defense, outside shooting and playmaking.
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