Makauch Maluach and Alex Toohey started the second term on a high, with back-to-back layups extending the Kings lead into the double digits. GRAB YOUR TICKETS TO THE KINGS' HOME MATCHES NOW A strong comeback by the Breakers saw the gap close, though Adams promptly shut this down, as the Kings left the first quarter with a six-point lead (27-21).

With Sean Bruce’s back-to-back three-pointers warding off the Breakers further and seeing the Kings consolidate their lead comfortably. A lay-up from Jordi Hunter, coupled with a jump shot from Angus Glover extended the purple and gold's lead. Jaylen Adams and Valentine kept the Breakers' lead to one before they hit the front (11-10) with 3.35 left of the clock.

The NBL23 grand final replay win, which moves the Kings to 6-3, was played in front of 12,143 fans - marking the club's 15 games out of 17 they've attracted more than 10,000 fans.Ī jump shot from Denzel Valentine started the purple and gold off strong, after an early shot from the Breakers' Parker Jackson-Cartwright. The Sydney Kings made it two wins from as many games this weekend by defeating New Zealand 87-85 at Qudos Bank Arena on Sunday, November 5.

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