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Bayi Wins CBA TitleWang scored 40 points, 12 in the fourth quarter, while forward Liu chipping in 41, with 11 rebounds under each name, to held back Sharks' last-quarter comeback. Leading by 20 points at 99-79 at the end of the third quarter, Rockets lost the control of the game when Sharks cut the deficit to 101-93 with a 14-2 run in 3:05. Pivot Wang came back to the court to put Rockets back to the game with two three-pointers and a 15-foot jumper in row. "I knew that is my game at that time. I should take those shots and I was confident with myself," said Wang, who will go to the National Basketball Association with the Dallas Mavericks after the finals. Rockets drilled in 18 three-pointers in their 39 attempts, with Sharks only 8-18 beyond the arch, and also beat Sharks on rebounds, 46-44. "We couldn't hold their fire no matter we played one-on-one or team defence," Sharks' coach Li Qiuping said. Guard Damon Stringer scored team-high 32 points, added with eight rebounds, and Yao Ming contributed 21 and eight rebounds in his worst game in the best-of-five series.
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