Dubai Basketball delivered a controlled performance in Round 12 of the AdmiralBet ABA League, defeating Krka 82:61 and maintaining their perfect record in the competition. With this victory, Dubai moved to 10–0 and remain undefeated at the top of Group A.

From the opening minutes, Dubai set the tone with physical play and clear offensive structure. Although the game was briefly level midway through the first quarter, the home side quickly separated itself with a decisive run that reshaped the contest. A 13:2 surge late in the opening period established a double-digit advantage, and Dubai never allowed Krka back within reach.

The foundation of the win was built inside. Dubai consistently generated high-quality looks in the paint, controlling both rebounds and finishing efficiently near the basket. This interior dominance forced Krka into difficult defensive rotations and limited their ability to establish any sustained momentum.

Mfiondu Kabengele anchored that effort with an impactful performance in limited minutes, scoring 15 points and collecting six rebounds. His presence in the key dictated matchups throughout the night and opened space for others. Kenan Kamenjaš added 10 points, while Davis Bertans contributed nine, all from long range. Aleksa Avramović filled multiple roles, finishing with seven points along with three assists and three steals.

Dubai’s depth was also a key factor. Head coach Jurica Golemac spread the workload across the roster, with only three players exceeding 20 minutes on the floor. This approach kept the intensity high while ensuring freshness across all rotations.

The margin continued to grow after halftime, particularly during the third quarter when Dubai pushed the lead to its peak at 68:40. At that point, the outcome was effectively decided, allowing the bench to close out the game without a drop in discipline. Krka managed to slightly reduce the deficit late on, but never threatened to alter the course of the contest.

This result further underlined Dubai’s current form, as they remain unbeaten in the ABA League and firmly positioned at the top of Group A with a 10–0 record.