Todd Blanchfield's masterclass has helped Australia finish their men's World Cup Asian qualifying campaign with a convincing 98-53 victory over Kazakhstan in Melbourne.
Coming off a difficult NBL season with Perth, Blanchfield, who top-scored against Bahrain three days earlier, proved too much for Kazakhstan at the State Basketball Centre on Sunday.
The veteran swingman knocked down seven three-pointers in his 31-point haul, the best by a Boomer since Patty Mills famously poured in 42 points against Slovenia to secure Australia's bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
