NBL24 stat attack Play-In Qualifier: Kings vs Breakers

The Sydney Kings will host the New Zealand Breakers at Qudos Bank Arena on Wednesday, in NBL24's Play-In Qualifier.

Before the two NBL23 Championship Series opponents hit the hardwood in the sudden-death showdown, let's check out all the stats that matter.

SYDNEY KINGS

• The home team has won each of the last six games between Sydney and New Zealand.
• Sydney has won seven of its last eight finals games at Qudos Bank Arena.
• Sydney has lost the first quarter in nine of its last 10 finals games.
• Sydney has won the second quarter in each of its last seven games.
• Sydney has won the second half in each of its last 12 finals games.
• Sydney has conceded the first basket in each of its last four games - the longest active streak in the league.
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks first in the league for points per game this season (95.4).
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks first in the league for rebounds per game this season (44.3).
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks first for bench points per game (33.7) this season.
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks second in the league for true shooting percentage this season (57.6).
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks second in the league for offensive rating this season (116.6).
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks 10th in the league for opponent free throw attempts per game this season (25.2).
• Heading into the finals, Sydney ranks 10th in the league for turnovers per game this season (13.8).
• Jaylen Adams has recorded 2+ steals in three consecutive appearances - the longest active streak of any player in the league heading into the finals.
• Angus Glover recorded an equal-career-high four three-pointers in his last outing against New Zealand.
• DJ Hogg recorded a career-high eight assists in his last outing against New Zealand.
• Jaylen Adams has scored 15+ points in nine consecutive appearances - the longest active streak of any player in the league.
• Angus Glover has recorded the most field goal attempts without being blocked (124) of any player in the league this season.
• Jaylen Adams is the only Sydney player to have started every game this season.
• Heading into the finals, Jordan Hunter ranks first among qualified players for field goal percentage (59.6) this season.
• Heading into the finals, Makuach Maluach ranks first among qualified players for effective field goal percentage (69.8) and true shooting percentage (72.8) this season.
• Jonah Bolden has fouled out six times this season - equal most of any player in the league.

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NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks first in the league for field goal percentage this season (47.5).
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks first in the league for true shooting percentage this season (58.4).
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks second for fast break points per game (10.5) this season.
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks 10th in the league for opponent three-point percentage this season (37.4).
• New Zealand has lost the third quarter in each of its last seven finals games.
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks 9th for points in the paint per game (39.6) this season.
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks 10th for second-chance points per game (9.9) this season.
• Heading into the finals, New Zealand ranks 10th in the league for rebound percentage this season (46).
• Heading into the finals, Parker Jackson-Cartwright ranks first among qualified players for steals per game (1.9) this season.
• Heading into the finals, Parker Jackson-Cartwright ranks second among qualified players for assists per game (5.7) this season.
• Heading into the finals, Parker Jackson-Cartwright ranks third among qualified players for points per game (20.2) this season.
• Heading into the finals, Mantas Rubštavi?ius ranks 3rd amongst qualified players for three-point percentage (43.3) this season.
• Cameron Gliddon hasn't made a two-point field goal since New Zealand's season opener on September 30. His last 36 shot attempts have all been from three-point range.
• Heading into the finals, Mangok Mathiang ranks 7th amongst qualified players for blocks per game (1.1) this season.