Shanghai Jiushi Sharks Hit 100 in 100-84 Win Over Nanjing Monkey Kings
Shanghai Jiushi Sharks produced a high-scoring home performance to defeat Nanjing Monkey Kings 100-84 in the Chinese Basketball Association on November 1, 2026. The Sharks reached the century mark behind a balanced attack and a strong second-quarter run that gave them control of the game.
Match Overview
Shanghai started with good pace and attacking intent, but Nanjing stayed close early behind the scoring of Lin Wei. The game changed in the second quarter when Shanghai tightened its defense and converted stops into quick points. A double-digit halftime lead gave the hosts confidence, and they maintained their advantage throughout the second half.
- Q1: Shanghai Jiushi Sharks 28-22 Nanjing Monkey Kings
- Q2: Shanghai Jiushi Sharks 24-20 Nanjing Monkey Kings
- Halftime: 52-42
- Q3: Shanghai Jiushi Sharks 25-21 Nanjing Monkey Kings
- Q4: Shanghai Jiushi Sharks 23-21 Nanjing Monkey Kings
- Final: Shanghai Jiushi Sharks 100-84 Nanjing Monkey Kings
Key Moments
The decisive run came late in the second quarter. With Shanghai leading 42-38, the hosts scored 10 unanswered points to push the advantage to 52-38 before Nanjing responded just before halftime. That burst gave Shanghai a cushion it never relinquished. In the third quarter, Wang Zhelin and Li Tianrong combined to keep the lead comfortable, and Nanjing could not close the gap below double digits.
Tactical Story
Shanghai dominated the paint, outscoring Nanjing 52-36 inside, and won the rebounding battle 46-35. The Sharks also moved the ball well and punished Nanjing’s defensive rotations with timely three-point shooting. Nanjing tried to increase the tempo in the second half, but Shanghai’s half-court defense and control on the boards limited second-chance opportunities.
Standout Performers
Wang Zhelin led Shanghai Jiushi Sharks with 26 points, 12 rebounds, and four assists, while Li Tianrong added 21 points. Liu Zheng contributed 15 points and seven assists. For Nanjing Monkey Kings, Lin Wei scored 22 points, and Zhao Baiqing added 17 points, but the visitors lacked the defensive consistency to slow Shanghai’s offense.
What It Means
The victory gives Shanghai Jiushi Sharks a valuable home win in the CBA standings and highlights their offensive depth when the ball moves freely. Nanjing Monkey Kings will need to improve their interior defense and rebounding after allowing 100 points. For Shanghai, the 100-84 result is a strong statement of intent as the season develops.


