r/Indianbasketball

First of all, congrats to the U18 boys on the win over Kazakhstan. But after watching these games, I genuinely want to ask what is going wrong with our U18 program when we play the stronger teams? Is our development system really that far behind?

The biggest thing that stands out to me is the offense. Against good teams, it feels like we don't really have much of an offensive system. There's a lot of reliance on one player to create something, and when we do try to move the ball, the possessions often end in turnovers. Our defense actually looks considerably better, but offensively we seem completely lost at times. I'm not trying to blame 17 18 year old players for losing to much stronger basketball nations. I'm more interested in why these problems seem to become so obvious when the competition level goes up.

And yes, I already know the obvious answer is going to be “bro, cricket exists”. Obviously basketball isn't going to have the same resources, popularity or infrastructure as cricket, and we're never going to magically have the same basketball system as countries that have been investing heavily in the sport for decades. But even within our limitations, are there things we could be doing much better?

Would love to hear from people who follow Indian youth basketball more closely than I do.

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