The 2023 FIBA World Cup will be the nineteenth event in the history of the FIBA World Cup. The commencing date for this event is August 25 and the final round will take area on September 10. This tournament will be the second one in the FIBA World Cup records which is featuring 32 teams. It is hosted by means of three international locations: Japan, the Philippines, and Indonesia.
It is the primary time that a global cup goes to be organized in Indonesia. The top two groups from each of the Americas and Europe, and the pinnacle crew from each of Africa, Asia and Oceania will qualify for the 2024 Summer Olympics. The draw for the 2023 FIBA World Cup happened on 29 April in the Filipino capital Manila. The hosting countries pre-allocated the team to several groups. This article will dive into the full information of the schedule of this year’s FIBA World Cup and the distribution of the teams in groups.
- Distribution of teams in the FIBA World Cup Draw:
- Group A- Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines:
- Group B- Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines:
- Group C- Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, Philippines:
- Group D- Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, Philippines:
- Group E- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa, Japan:
- Group F- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa, Japan:
- Group G- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia:
- Group H- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia:
- Matches Schedule (First Round):
- Second Round
- Final Round (Mall of Asia Arena, Manila)
- FAQs
Distribution of teams in the FIBA World Cup Draw:
Group A- Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines:
1. Angola
2. Dominican Republic
3. Philippines
4. Italy
Group B- Araneta Coliseum, Manila, Philippines:
1. South Sudan
2. Serbia
3. People’s Republic of China
4. Puerto Rico
Group C- Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, Philippines:
1. United States
2. Jordan
3. Greece
4. New Zealand
Group D- Mall of Asia Arena, Manila, Philippines:
1. Egypt
2. Mexico
3. Montenegro
4. Lithuania
Group E- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa, Japan:
1. Germany
2. Finland
3. Australia
4. Japan
Group F- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa, Japan:
1. Slovenia
2. Cape Verde
3. Georgia
4. Venezuela
Group G- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia:
1. Islamic Republic of Iran
2. Spain
3. Cote d’Ivoire
4. Brazil
Group H- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia:
1. Canada
2. Latvia
3. Lebanon
4. France
Matches Schedule (First Round):
Group A
| 25 August | 27 August | 29 August |
| Angola vs Italy | Philippines vs Angola | Angola vs Dominican Republic |
| Dominican Republic vs Philippines | Italy vs Dominican Republic | Philippines vs Italy |
Group B
| 26 August | 28 August | 30 August |
| South Sudan vs Puerto Rico | China vs South Sudan | South Sudan vs Serbia |
| Serbia vs China | Puerto Rico vs Serbia | China vs Puerto Rico |
Group C
| 26 August | 28 August | 30 August |
| USA vs New Zealand | Greece vs USA | USA vs Jordan |
| Jordan vs Greece | New Zealand vs Jordan | Greece vs New Zealand |
Group D
| 25 August | 27 August | 29 August |
| Egypt vs Lithuania | Montenegro vs Egypt | Egypt vs Mexico |
| Mexico vs Montenegro | Lithuania vs Mexico | Montenegro vs Lithuania |
Group E
| 25 August | 27 August | 29 August |
| Germany vs Japan | Australia vs Germany | Germany vs Finland |
| Finland vs Australia | Japan vs Finland | Australia vs Japan |
Group F
| 26 August | 28 August | 30 August |
| Slovenia vs Venezuela | Georgia vs Slovenia | Slovenia vs Cape Verde |
| Cape Verde vs Georgia | Venezuela vs Cape Verde | Georgia vs Venezuela |
Group G
| 26 August | 28 August | 30 August |
| Iran vs Brazil | Cote d’Ivoire vs Iran | Iran vs Spain |
| Spain vs Cote d’Ivoire | Brazil vs Spain | Cote d’Ivoire vs Brazil |
Group H
| 26 August | 28 August | 30 August |
| Canada vs France | Lebanon vs Canada | Canada vs Latvia |
| Latvia vs Lebanon | France vs Latvia | Lebanon vs France |
The winners and runners-up in every group undergo to four further teams in the second round with outcomes between advancing teams sporting forward.
Second Round
Group I
| 1 September- Araneta Coliseum, Manila | 3 September |
| Group A winner vs Group B runner-up | A2 vs B2 |
| Group B winner vs Group A runner-up | A1 vs B1 |
Group J
| 1 September- Mall of Asia, Manila | 3 September-Mall of Asia, Manila |
| Group C winner vs Group D runner-up | C2 vs D2 |
| Group D winner vs Group C runner-up | C1 vs D1 |
Group K
| 1 September- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa | 3 September- Okinawa Arena, Okinawa |
| Group E winner vs Group F runner-up | E2 vs F2 |
| Group F winner vs Group E runner-up | E1 vs F1 |
Group L
| 1 September- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta | 3 September- Indonesia Arena, Jakarta |
| Group G winner vs Group H runner-up | G2 vs H2 |
| Group H winner vs Group G runner-up | G1 vs H1 |
Final Round (Mall of Asia Arena, Manila)
Quarter-Finals
| 5 September | 6 September |
| QF1: Group I winner vs Group J runner-up | QF2: Group K winner vs Group L runner-up |
| QF3: Group J winner vs Group I runner-up | QF4: Group L winner vs Group K runner-up |
Semi-Finals
| 8 September |
| QF1 winner vs QF2 winner |
| QF3 winner vs QF4 winner |
Third Place Match and Final
SF1 vs SF2: 10 September
FAQs
Q. Where is the 2023 FIBA World Cup?
A. This championship will be performed in three international locations: the Philippines, Japan, and Indonesia.
A. This championship will be performed in three international locations: the Philippines, Japan, and Indonesia.
Q. How many groups qualified for the FIBA World Cup 2023?
A. 30 teams certified from a complete 32 groups for the World Cup.
A. 30 teams certified from a complete 32 groups for the World Cup.
Q. What is the full form of FIBA?
A. The full form of FIBA is International Basketball Federation.
A. The full form of FIBA is International Basketball Federation.
Q. When will the FIBA World Cup 2023 begin?
A. This occasion will start on August 25 and could end on September 10.
A. This occasion will start on August 25 and could end on September 10.
