Punjab Police participates in Road to Final 8 - East Asia qualifying round for 2019 FIBA Asia Champions Cup


The 2019 FIBA Asia Champions Cup is a tournament that will involve the top club sides from all around the continent. From India, the competitor is determined by the previous winner of the Federation Cup, which was Punjab Police. But before the squad can step out for the main tournament and be a part of the 'Final 8', they will have to win the East Asia qualifying round in Bangkok, set to be held from August 13-15.

Punjab Police will take part in this qualifying round alongside SAFSA (Singapore), HiTech Bangkok City (Thailand), and Fubon Braves (Chinese Taipei). The teams will play in single-round robin format from August 13-15. The top two teams will claim their tickets to the FIBA Asia Champions Cup 2019 to join complete the cast of 8 elite professional basketball clubs in Asia.

Punjab Police Roster
  • Arshpreet Singh Bhullar
  • Rajvir Singh
  • Sukhdeep Pal Singh Dhillon
  • Varinder Singh Atwal
  • Rishab Jangra
  • Harwinder Preet Singh
  • Nitish Kumar Sharma
  • Ranbir Singh Virdi
  • Taranpreet Singh
  • Gurjinder Singh

Punjab Police Schedule
  • August 13 - Fubon Braves vs. Punjab Police
  • August 14 - Punjab Police vs. HiTech Bangkok City
  • August 15 - SAFSA vs. Punjab Police

Punjab Police are missing one major star from their roster at this event: Amjyot Singh, who is currently playing in the 3x3BL in Punjab. The team lost their first game by 100-56 to Fubon Braves, and desperately need to notch wins in the next two contests to have a chance for the Final 8 of the FIBA Asia Champions Cup.

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