NBA Playoffs: James Harden Leads Houston Rockets To Level With Golden State After 112-108 Win In Series Game 4

Houston Rockets has levelled up with Golden State after clinching 112-108 Game 4 victory at Toyota Centre in Western Conference semi-finals.
Harden led the team for a back-to-back victory and held off a late rally from Golden State as Steve Curry flushing down a three points with 19.3 seconds remaining.
Late in the fourth, the reigning MVP who led the standouts with 38 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists, scored two free throws to keep Rockets in save four points lead whilst Kevin Durant and Curry failed hit a vital three-point in the last 10 seconds as Rockets improved 2-2 against Golden State.
"When you're dealing with these guys, if you let Klay (Thompson) and Steve run around and shoot 3s you don'thave no chance," Harden who topped the standouts said afterwards.
P.J Tucker also notched double-double up on the board with 17 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 assists and Eric Gordon added up 20 points, 4 rebounds and an assist.
Durant who led the standouts for Golden State with 34 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, saud after the match that his team they had wide chances but "they didn't fall" for them.