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FIBA Asia Cup

释义

History
Beginnings: Philippines/Japan Dominance Chinese dominance Renaming Removal of qualification status
Qualification
Tournament format
Summary
Medal table
MVP awards
Tournament leaders
All-time Highest scoring averages Cumulative top scorers Per tournament Points Rebounds Assists
Participating nations
20th century 21st century
General statistics
See also
References
External links

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The FIBA Asia Cup (formerly FIBA Asia Championship) is an international basketball tournament which takes place every four years between men's national teams of Asia and Oceania. This was the Asian qualifying tournament for the FIBA Basketball World Cup and the Olympic basketball tournament. The 2013 and 2015 were the last Asian Championships to serve as qualifiers to the FIBA Basketball World Cup and the Olympic Games.

Beginning in 2017, the tournament was renamed the FIBA Asia Cup and now includes teams from FIBA Oceania. Also, the 2017 tournament was the first to be played on a new four-year cycle, with the next Asia Cup to be held in 2021.

History

Beginnings: Philippines/Japan Dominance

The Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC) Championship was inaugurated in Manila in 1960. The championship was held to find Asia's best team and for qualification to the World Championship and the Olympics. On the next four tournaments, the Philippines won 3 with the Japanese beating the Filipinos on 1965. Korea, Japan and the Philippines split the next 3 championships until China debuted on 1975 at Bangkok with the championship, where they've dominated ever since.

Chinese dominance

From 1975 to 2007, there were only two instances where China did not win the championship. In 1985, the Philippines defeated a full-strength Chinese team, which were by then five-time defending champions, in the championship round. The Chinese then won every game in the championship until 1997, where they to lost to South Korea in the semifinals where they complained about the climate in Riyadh. The Koreans beat the Japanese in the final, but the Chinese would then start a championship streak of four tournaments, led by Yao Ming.

Renaming

By 2005, the tournament had been renamed as the FIBA Asia Championship; in that year's tournament in Doha, the Chinese easily won against the Lebanese in the final. During the 2007 Championship, the Chinese did not send their "A" team since they had already qualified to the Olympics by virtue of hosting it. In this championship, West Asian teams started to compete with the traditional East Asian powers, as evidenced of an all-West Asian final when Iran defeated Lebanon. In 2009, Iran defeated the Chinese team A in the 2009 final to become only the 3rd team to successfully defend the championship. The 2009 championship started a streak of finals contested between a team from the Middle East and a team from the Far East; in 2011, Iran was eliminated by Jordan in the quarterfinals, which would then lose to hosts China by one point in the final. The 2013 Championship would be the first to be hosted outside East Asia since 2005 in the Philippines, the hosts, emerged as finalists; China had been eliminated by Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals, which were then defeated by the Iranians, who then beat the Filipinos in the Final.

Removal of qualification status

As FIBA implemented a new cycle and tournament format, the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship held in Manila and the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship held in Changsha were the last Asian Championships to serve as qualification either to the FIBA Basketball World Cup and the Olympic Games.

The 2017 FIBA Asia Championship will mark firsts and lasts for the Asian Championship, this will be the first Asian Championship as a standalone tournament (meaning will not serve as qualifier either for the Basketball World Cup or the Olympic Games). The 2017 Tournament will also expected to be the last Asian Championships to be ever held and under a 2-year cycle. Starting 2017, the Asian Championships and the FIBA Oceania Championship will merge into a one tournament to be known as the FIBA Asia Cup. It will be held every 4-years like the EuroBasket, AfroBasket and AmeriCup, which is 2 years before/after the FIBA World Cup.

Qualification

Qualification is via the different FIBA Asia subzones. The East, Gulf, Southeast and West subzones receive two berths each, while the Central and South zones get one each. The host and the champion from the preceding FIBA Asia Cup also get a berth each. Each subzone conducts a qualification tournament up to a year before the championship to determine the qualifying teams. The other four berths are distributed to the subzones in reference to their performance in the previous year's FIBA Asia Cup, with the subzone receiving an extra berth for each team in the top four excluding the champion and the host.

Tournament format

There had been a variety of tournament formats used before. Most were similar to the format of two group stages and a knockout stage. The current format, as first applied in 2017, is a multistage tournament. The 16 teams are grouped in four groups in the preliminary round. The teams play against each other once; the top team will directly advance to the quarterfinals, and the second placed teams will play an elimination game between the third placed team of another group. The four winning teams of the elimination games will advance to the quarterfinals. After the elimination games, the knock-out phase will follow.

The classification games will be conducted as follows:

13th-16th place games are for the teams eliminated from the group phase.
The 9th to 12th place games are for the losing teams of the elimination games.
The 5th-8th place games are for the eliminated teams in the quarterfinals.

Summary

Year	Host	Final			Third Place Game
Year	Host	Champion	Score	Second Place	Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
1960 Details	Philippines\|1936}} Manila	{{bk-big>PHI\|1936}}	No playoffs	ROC\|name=China}}	JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1949}}
1963 Details	Republic of China}} Taipei	{{bk-big>PHI\|1936}}	91–77	ROC\|name=China}}	KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	THA}}
1965 Details	Malaysia}} Kuala Lumpur	{{bk-big>JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	PHI\|1936}}	KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	THA}}
1967 Details	South Korea\|1949}} Seoul	{{bk-big>PHI\|1936}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1949}}	JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	INA}}
1969 Details	Thailand}} Bangkok	{{bk-big>KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	JPN\|1947}}	PHI\|1936}}	No playoffs	ROC\|name=China}}
1971 Details	Japan}} Tokyo	{{bk-big>JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	PHI\|1936}}	KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	ROC\|name=China}}
1973 Details	Philippines\|1986}} Manila	{{bk-big>PHI\|1936}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1949}}	ROC\|name=China}}	No playoffs	JPN\|1947}}
1975 Details	Thailand}} Bangkok	{{bk-big>CHN}}	No playoffs	JPN\|1947}}	KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	IND}}
1977 Details	Malaysia}} Kuala Lumpur	{{bk-big>CHN}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1949}}	JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	MAS}}
1979 Details	Japan\|1947}} Nagoya	{{bk-big>CHN}}	No playoffs	JPN\|1947}}	KOR\|1949}}	No playoffs	PHI\|1936}}
1981 Details	India}} Kolkata	{{bk-big>CHN}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1949}}	JPN\|1947}}	No playoffs	PHI\|1936}}
1983 Details	Hong Kong\|1959}} Hong Kong	{{bk-big>CHN}}	95–71	JPN\|1947}}	KOR\|1949}}	83–60	KUW}}
1985 Details	Malaysia}} Kuala Lumpur	{{bk-big>PHI\|1936}}	No playoffs	KOR\|1984}}	CHN}}	No playoffs	MAS}}
1987 Details	Thailand}} Bangkok	{{bk-big>CHN}}	86–79 OT	KOR\|1984}}	JPN\|1947}}	89–75	PHI\|1986}}
1989 Details	China}} Beijing	{{bk-big>CHN}}	102–72	KOR\|1984}}	TPE}}	69–58	JPN\|1947}}
1991 Details	Japan\|1947}} Kobe	{{bk-big>CHN}}	104–88	KOR\|1984}}	JPN\|1947}}	63–60	TPE}}
1993 Details	Indonesia}} Jakarta	{{bk-big>CHN}}	93–72	PRK}}	KOR\|1984}}	86–70	IRI}}
1995 Details	South Korea\|1984}} Seoul	{{bk-big>CHN}}	87–78	KOR\|1984}}	JPN\|1947}}	69–63	TPE}}
1997 Details	Saudi Arabia}} Riyadh	{{bk-big>KOR\|1997}}	78–76	JPN\|1947}}	CHN}}	94–68	KSA}}
1999 Details	Japan}} Fukuoka	{{bk-big>CHN}}	63–45	KOR\|1997}}	KSA}}	93–67	TPE}}
2001 Details	China}} Shanghai	{{bk-big>CHN}}	97–63	LIB}}	KOR\|1997}}	95–94 OT	SYR}}
2003 Details	China}} Harbin	{{bk-big>CHN}}	106–96	KOR\|1997}}	QAT}}	77–67	LIB}}
2005 Details	Qatar}} Doha	{{bk-big>CHN}}	77–61	LIB}}	QAT}}	89–77	KOR\|1997}}
2007 Details	Japan}} Tokushima	{{bk-big>IRI}}	74–69	LIB}}	KOR\|1997}}	80–76	KAZ}}
2009 Details	China}} Tianjin	{{bk-big>IRI}}	70–52	CHN}}	JOR}}	80–66	LIB}}
2011 Details	China}} Wuhan	{{bk-big>CHN}}	70–69	JOR}}	KOR}}	70–68	PHI}}
2013 Details	Philippines}} Manila	{{bk-big>IRI}}	85–71	PHI}}	KOR}}	75–57	TPE}}
2015 Details	CHN}} Changsha	{{bk-big>CHN}}	78–67	PHI}}	IRI}}	68–63	JPN}}
2017 Details	LIB}} Beirut	{{bk-big>AUS}}	79–56	IRN}}	KOR}}	80–71	NZL}}

Medal table

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| gold_CHN = 16 | silver_CHN = 1 | bronze_CHN = 2
| gold_PHI = 5 | silver_PHI = 4 | bronze_PHI = 1
| gold_IRN = 3 | silver_IRN = 1 | bronze_IRN = 1
| gold_KOR = 2 | silver_KOR = 11 | bronze_KOR = 12
| gold_JPN = 2 | silver_JPN = 5 | bronze_JPN = 7
| gold_AUS = 1 | silver_AUS = 0 | bronze_AUS = 0
| gold_LIB = 0 | silver_LIB = 3 | bronze_LIB = 0
| gold_TPE = 0 | silver_TPE = 2 | bronze_TPE = 2
| gold_JOR = 0 | silver_JOR = 1 | bronze_JOR = 1
| gold_PRK = 0 | silver_PRK = 1 | bronze_PRK = 0
| gold_QAT = 0 | silver_QAT = 0 | bronze_QAT = 2
| gold_KSA = 0 | silver_KSA = 0 | bronze_KSA = 1
}}

MVP awards

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}}{{Location map+ |Japan |float=right|width=200 |caption=Host cities within Japan of the championships. |places={{Location map~ |Japan |lat=35.6675 |long=139.700278 |label=Tokyo |position=right}}{{Location map~ |Japan |lat=35.181456 |long=136.906386 |label=Nagoya |position=top}}{{Location map~ |Japan |lat=34.69 |long=135.195556 |label=Kobe|position=left}}{{Location map~ |Japan |lat=33.603998 |long=130.403857 |label=Fukuoka |position=bottom}}{{Location map~ |Japan |lat=34.053147 |long=134.563894 |label=Tokushima |position=bottom}}
}}

Year	MVP	Team
1960	Carlos Badion	Philippines\|1936}}
1973	William Adornado	Philippines\|1936}}
1983	Guo Yonglin	China}}
1985	Allan Caidic	Philippines\|1936}}
1987	Lee Chung-hee	South Korea\|1984}}
1995	Hur Jae	South Korea\|1984}}
1997	Chun Hee-chul	South Korea\|1984}}
1999	Hu Weidong	China}}
2001	Yao Ming	China}}
2003	Yao Ming	China}}
2005	Yao Ming	China}}
2007	Hamed Haddadi	Iran}}
2009	Hamed Haddadi	Iran}}
2011	Yi Jianlian	China}}
2013	Hamed Haddadi	Iran}}
2015	Yi Jianlian	China}}
2017	Hamed Haddadi	Iran}}

Tournament leaders

Minimum of five games played (GP).^[1]^[2]

All-time

Highest scoring averages

Rank	Player	Team	GP	Pts	PPG	Tournaments
1	Michael Madanly	SYR}}	11	314	28.5	JPN}} 2007, {{flagicon\|LIB}} 2017
2	Sani Sakakini	PLE}}	8	179	22.4	CHN}} 2015
4	Alkhas Zaid	JOR}}	7	156	22.3	CHN}} 2003
4	Fadi El Khatib	LIB}}	24	520	21.7	JPN}} 2007, {{flagicon\|CHN}} 2009, {{flagicon\|LIB}} 2017
5	Jamal Abu-Shamala	PLE}}	8	172	21.5	CHN}} 2015
6	Abdullah Alsarraf	KUW}}	14	290	20.7	CHN}} 2003, {{flagicon\|KUW}} 2005
7	Fadi El Cheikh	LIB}}	8	161	20.1	KUW}} 2005
8	A. Mohamad	SYR}}	7	139	19.9	CHN}} 2003
9	K. Satiyseelan	MAS}}	7	138	19.7	CHN}} 2003
10	Rasheim Wright	JOR}}	26	504	19.4	JPN}} 2007, {{flagicon\|CHN}} 2009, {{flagicon\|CHN}} 2011

Cumulative top scorers

Rank	Player	Team	GP	Pts	PPG
1	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	50	746	14.9
2	Samad Nikkhah Bahrami	IRI}}	44	615	14.0
3	Yi Jianlian	CHN}}	36	551	15.3
4	Anton Ponomarev	KAZ}}	43	548	12.7
5	Kim Joo-sung	KOR}}	50	523	10.5
6	Fadi El Khatib	LIB}}	24	520	21.7
7	Rasheim Wright	JOR}}	26	504	19.4
8	Daoud Mousa Daoud	QAT}}	45	487	10.8
9	Zhizhi Wang	CHN}}	34	472	13.9
10	Abdulrahman Saad	QAT}}	41	467	11.4

Per tournament

Points

Year	Player	Team	GP	Pts	PPG
2007	Michael Madanly	SYR}}	7	232	33.1
2009	Rasheim Wright	JOR}}	9	186	20.7
2011	Marcus Douthit	PHI}}	9	197	21.9
2013	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	9	169	18.8
2015	Sani Sakakini	PLE}}	8	179	22.4
2017	Fadi El Khatib	LBN}}	7	181	25.9

Rebounds

Year	Player	Team	GP	Reb	RPG
2007	Wissam Yakoub	SYR}}	7	74	10.6
2009	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	9	118	13.1
2011	Marcus Douthit	PHI}}	9	110	12.2
2013	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	9	90	10.0
2015	Sani Sakakini	PLE}}	8	101	12.6
2017	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	6	65	10.8

Assists

Year	Player	Team	GP	Ast	APG
2007	Sambhaji Kadam	IND}}	7	28	4.0
2009	Samad Nikkhah Bahrami	IRI}}	9	43	4.8
2011	Mario Wuysang	INA}}	5	32	6.4
2013	Mehdi Kamrani	IRI}}	9	59	6.6
2015	Imad Qahwash	PLE}}	8	48	6.0
2017	Hamed Haddadi	IRI}}	6	39	6.5

Participating nations

20th century

Nation	PHI\|1936 1960	ROC 1963	MAS 1965	KOR\|1949 1967	THA 1969	JPN\|1947 1971	PHI\|1936 1973	THA 1975	MAS 1977	JPN\|1947 1979	IND 1981	HKG\|1959 1983	MAS 1985	THA 1987	CHN 1989	JPN\|1947 1991	INA 1993	KOR\|1984 1995	KSA 1997	JPN 1999
{{bk\|BHR\|size=20px}}		12th	12th	13th	15th	10th	12th
{{bk\|BAN\|size=20px}}	13th	15th	18th	15th
{{bk\|CHN\|size=20px}}	1st	1st	1st	1st	1st	3rd	1st	1st	1st	1st	1st	3rd	1st
{{bk\|TPE\|size=20px}}	2nd	2nd	5th	5th	4th	4th	3rd	6th	5th	3rd	4th	5th	4th	6th	4th
{{bk\|HKG\|size=20px}}	5th	6th	8th	9th	9th	9th	11th	9th	10th	11th	10th	7th	13th	14th	13th	11th	13th	15th	14th	13th
{{bk\|IND\|size=20px}}	7th	6th	5th	6th	6th	4th	7th	5th	5th	6th	10th	6th	6th	13th	13th	11th
{{bk\|INA\|size=20px}}	6th	4th	8th	10th	13th	12th	11th	12th	14th	14th	12th	18th	12th
{{bk\|IRI\|size=20px}}	5th	8th	5th	8th	5th	6th	4th	10th	8th
{{bk\|IRQ\|size=20px}}	6th	8th	9th
{{bk\|JPN\|size=20px}}	3rd	1st	3rd	2nd	1st	4th	2nd	3rd	2nd	3rd	2nd	5th	3rd	4th	3rd	7th	3rd	2nd	5th
{{bk\|JOR\|size=20px}}	8th	9th	10th	8th	10th	17th	7th
{{bk\|KAZ\|size=20px}}	5th	13th
{{bk\|KUW\|size=20px}}	12th	4th	12th	9th	11th	6th
{{bk\|KGZ\|size=20px}}	8th
{{bk\|LIB\|size=20px}}	7th
{{bk\|MAC\|size=20px}}	15th	15th
{{bk\|MAS\|size=20px}}	7th	5th	6th	8th	7th	5th	9th	8th	4th	7th	6th	11th	4th	7th	9th	17th	14th	14th	15th
{{bk\|PRK\|size=20px}}	5th	2nd
{{bk\|PAK\|size=20px}}	8th	12th	11th	9th	6th	9th	13th	14th	10th	17th
{{bk\|PLE\|size=20px}}
{{bk\|PHI\|size=20px}}	1st	1st	2nd	1st	3rd	2nd	1st	5th	5th	4th	4th	9th	1st	4th	8th	7th	11th	12th	9th	11th
{{bk\|QAT\|size=20px}}	16th
{{bk\|KSA\|size=20px}}	7th	9th	6th	6th	4th	3rd
{{bk\|SIN\|size=20px}}	7th	9th	10th	8th	10th	7th	11th	10th	11th	14th	12th	11th	11th	10th	16th
{{bk\|KOR\|size=20px}}	4th	3rd	3rd	2nd	1st	3rd	2nd	3rd	2nd	3rd	2nd	3rd	2nd	2nd	2nd	2nd	3rd	2nd	1st	2nd
{{bk\|SRI\|size=20px}}	13th	14th	12th	15th	18th	19th
{{bk\|SYR\|size=20px}}	8th
{{bk\|THA\|size=20px}}	4th	4th	7th	6th	7th	7th	6th	8th	9th	7th	10th	7th	8th	12th	15th	16th	14th
{{bk\|UAE\|size=20px}}	8th	9th	5th	10th
{{bk\|UZB\|size=20px}}	7th	9th
{{bk\|VIE\|size=20px}}	8th	10th
Total	7	8	10	10	9	9	12	13	14	13	12	15	15	15	15	18	18	19	15	15

21st century

Nation	CHN 2001	CHN 2003	QAT 2005	JPN 2007	CHN 2009	CHN 2011	PHI 2013	CHN 2015	LIB 2017	Years
{{bk\|AUS\|size=20px}}	1st	1
{{bk\|BHR\|size=20px}}	15th	12th	8
{{bk\|BAN\|size=20px}}	4
{{bk\|CHN\|size=20px}}	1st	1st	1st	10th	2nd	1st	5th	1st	5th	22
{{bk\|TPE\|size=20px}}	7th	11th	9th	6th	5th	8th	4th	13th	12th	24
{{bk\|HKG\|size=20px}}	11th	13th	15th	13th	10th	12th	15th	27
{{bk\|IND\|size=20px}}	8th	8th	12th	15th	13th	14th	11th	8th	14th	25
{{bk\|INA\|size=20px}}	14th	12th	15th	13th	17
{{bk\|IRI\|size=20px}}	5th	6th	1st	1st	5th	1st	3rd	2nd	17
{{bk\|IRQ\|size=20px}}	11th	4
{{bk\|JPN\|size=20px}}	6th	6th	5th	8th	10th	7th	9th	4th	9th	28
{{bk\|JOR\|size=20px}}	10th	7th	5th	3rd	2nd	7th	9th	8th	15
{{bk\|KAZ\|size=20px}}	7th	10th	4th	9th	8th	11th	16th	9
{{bk\|KUW\|size=20px}}	12th	12th	13th	14th	11th	14th	12
{{bk\|KGZ\|size=20px}}	1
{{bk\|LIB\|size=20px}}	2nd	4th	2nd	2nd	4th	6th	5th	6th	9
{{bk\|MAC\|size=20px}}	2
{{bk\|MAS\|size=20px}}	16th	16th	11th	15th	16th	24
{{bk\|NZL\|size=20px}}	4th	1
{{bk\|PRK\|size=20px}}	2
{{bk\|PAK\|size=20px}}	10
{{bk\|PLE\|size=20px}}		10th	1
{{bk\|PHI\|size=20px}}	15th	9th	8th	4th	2nd	2nd	7th	27
{{bk\|QAT\|size=20px}}	5th	3rd	3rd	7th	6th	16th	6th	7th	13th	10
{{bk\|KSA\|size=20px}}	8th	13th	8
{{bk\|SIN\|size=20px}}	14th	15th	17
{{bk\|KOR\|size=20px}}	3rd	2nd	4th	3rd	7th	3rd	3rd	6th	3rd	29
{{bk\|SRI\|size=20px}}	16th	7
{{bk\|SYR\|size=20px}}	4th	9th	11th	9th	10th	6
{{bk\|THA\|size=20px}}	13th	14th	19
{{bk\|UAE\|size=20px}}	10th	16th	12th	10th	8
{{bk\|UZB\|size=20px}}	9th	14th	11th	14th	12th	7
{{bk\|VIE\|size=20px}}	2
Total	14	16	16	16	16	16	15	16	16

General statistics

All-time statistics, as of the 2017 FIBA Asia Cup.

Team	Played	Won	Lost	%Won
{{bk\|AUS}}	6	6	0	6\|6\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|BHR}}	59	20	39	20\|59\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|BAN}}	25	0	25	0\|25\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|CHN}}	174	160	14	160\|174\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|TPE}}	188	114	74	114\|188\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|HKG}}	194	53	141	53\|194\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|IND}}	175	71	104	71\|175\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|INA}}	116	32	84	32\|116\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|IRI}}	130	87	43	87\|130\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|IRQ}}	29	14	15	14\|29\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|JPN}}	216	143	73	143\|216\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|JOR}}	112	59	53	59\|112\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|KAZ}}	64	28	36	28\|64\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|KUW}}	84	29	55	29\|84\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|KGZ}}	8	3	5	3\|8\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|LIB}}	73	44	27	44\|73\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|MAC}}	12	0	12	0\|12\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|MAS}}	175	59	116	59\|175\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|NZL}}	6	3	3	3\|6\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|PRK}}	14	10	4	10\|14\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|PAK}}	73	21	52	21\|73\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|PLE}}	8	4	4	4\|8\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|PHI}}	211	140	71	140\|211\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|QAT}}	72	36	36	36\|72\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|KSA}}	57	29	28	29\|57\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|SIN}}	128	36	91	36\|128\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|KOR}}	236	182	54	182\|236\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|SRI}}	46	0	46	0\|46\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|SYR}}	39	16	23	6\|39\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|THA}}	145	57	88	57\|145\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|UAE}}	56	22	34	22\|56\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|UZB}}	45	17	28	17\|45\|pad=2}}
{{bk\|VIE}}	17	1	16	1\|17\|pad=2}}

References

1. ^{{citation|url=http://archive.fiba.com/|title=FIBA Archive |work=FIBA.com |date=2015-10-03 |accessdate=2015-10-13}}
2. ^{{citation|url=http://archive.fiba.com/pages/eng/fa/keyfigures/p/tid//tid2//lid_38179_ct/2/cid/ASMM/rc/ATHSA/_//index.html|title=FIBA Archive: highest scoring average in FIBA Asia Championship|work=FIBA.com |date=2015-10-03 |accessdate=2017-08-26}}

External links

FIBA Asia official website
FIBA Oceania official website

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