In August 2018, chants of 'basketball's coming home' rang around Hamburg's Edel-optics.de Arena as Great Britain's men's wheelchair basketball team sealed the nation's first World Championship with a famous 79–62 over the six-time Paralympic champions USA, a side who had already defeated them in the group stages.
On the sidelines: a reserved and humble man who had plotted the famous win and has been a key figure in the emergence of Great Britain as a wheelchair basketball force.
Head Coach of Great Britain's senior men's basketball team Haj Bhania has an understandably piecemeal memory of that historic success in Germany: "It's a bit blurred to be honest. Going into the last quarter, we were great. I remember going into the changing rooms and getting drenched by the boys."
And then?
Back to business, Haj says.