Tong Whye — Img K-star: 58:92, Singapore NBL

K-Star made light work of Tong Whye on Wednesday, winning 92-58 in the NBL in Singapore. The visitors dominated from the opening tip and never looked back, running up a 34-point margin that reflected their superiority throughout.

K-Star arrived in Singapore having won four of their last five games, including a 99-90 victory over Eng Tat Hornets just two days earlier. Tong Whye, meanwhile, had lost three of their last five outings and sat ninth in the table with only two wins from nine games.

Our prediction called for an away win at 59 per cent confidence, and it came good. The visitors were simply in better form and Tong Whye could not match the pace K-Star set from the start.

Tong Whye's run of seven defeats in nine games has left them rooted to the bottom of the standings. They had shown flashes of competitiveness earlier in the season, beating Sin Hwa 64-58 and Chong Hei 71-68, but recent results tell a different story.

The result extends K-Star's momentum at home and leaves Tong Whye searching for answers. Nine games in and the hosts have yet to register a point, a tally that will not improve without a significant turnaround.