Tall Blacks through to semi

Flynn Cameron dunks during the FIBA Asia Cup quarter-final between South Korea and New Zealand at...
Flynn Cameron dunks during the FIBA Asia Cup quarter-final between South Korea and New Zealand at Istora Gelora Bung Karno in Jakarta, Indonesia yesterday. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
Flynn Cameron had 22 points as the Tall Blacks advanced to the Asia Cup semifinals.

They finished strongly to beat Korea 88-78 in their quarterfinal in Jakarta.

The Tall Blacks entered the final quarter tied at 60-60 and trailed 65-60 moments later, before Cameron took over down the stretch.

It sets up a semifinal encounter against Australia tonight, although both teams have sent largely development squads to the tournament.

Cameron, who is the son of coach and Tall Blacks great Pero Cameron, had nine rebounds and eight assists to go with his scoring output.

Taki Fahrensohn and Tohi Smith-Milner had 16 and 14 points respectively, while Otago centre Sam Timmins pulled in 14 rebounds to go with his six points.

The lead changed nine times throughout the game, before New Zealand finally established dominance late.

On the other side of the draw, Lebanon will play Jordan in the other semifinal.