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## A Tale of Two Halves at Cross Court The atmosphere at Cross Court in Shah Alam was electric this Sunday, May 3, as GOB squared off against the Inferno Dragon in a pivotal CBLx 2026 matchup. The game began as a defensive grind, with the Inferno Dragon establishing an early rhythm. Thanks to the scoring prowess of Chua Tee Hong, the visitors controlled the tempo in the first half, heading into the locker room with a comfortable 28-21 lead as GOB struggled to find their offensive footing. ## The Turning Point The narrative shifted dramatically after the intermission. Returning with renewed focus, GOB dismantled the Inferno Dragon's defensive scheme in the third quarter. A suffocating defensive effort held the visitors to just 10 points in the frame, while GOB’s offense ignited, pouring in 20 points to flip the script. Vincent Ng emerged as the catalyst during this crucial stretch, finishing the game with an impressive double-near double of 17 points and 8 rebounds. His ability to dominate the paint proved to be the ultimate difference-maker as GOB took command of the scoreboard. ## Closing the Deal Despite the pressure, the Inferno Dragon refused to fold, with Chua Tee Hong continuing his offensive barrage to finish with a game-high 18 points. However, GOB’s collective resilience in the final quarter proved too much to overcome. Supported by valuable contributions from Eugene Wong Wai Mun and Thean Woei Chyuan—who added 9 points apiece—GOB kept their composure under late-game pressure. By outlasting their opponents in a high-octane fourth quarter, GOB secured a hard-fought 64-59 victory. This win marks a significant milestone in their CBLx campaign, proving that they have the mental fortitude to overcome halftime deficits against formidable league rivals.
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