Myles Barry's playmaking will be tested early. The 12.5 points and 4 assists our GB guard has been averaging suggest a player reading the court with real maturity — but Benjamin Kuranovic, Austria's 37.3 TIB Efficiency lead, is no minor obstacle. The Austrian (9.3 PPG, 1.6 APG) represents the kind of disciplined, efficient scoring that can pressure a young ball-handler into hurried decisions. Austria have shown they can compete at this level. Our GB side's strength lies in Barry's ability to dictate tempo and find shooters; his 42 TIB Efficiency rating sits comfortably clear of Kuranovic's, yet the margin suggests this will hinge on execution rather than talent gap alone. Division B is the proving ground. Both teams will use this clash to tighten their defensive rotations and test their guard play under real pressure. Tip-off in three hours.