FIBA Asia

FIBA Asia is a zone within the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) which contains all 44 Asian FIBA federations.

FIBA Asia
Formation1960
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersBeirut, Lebanon
Membership
44 national associations
Official language
English
President
Sheikh Saud Bin Ali Al-Thani
WebsiteFIBA Asia

Members

CountryAssociationNational teamsFIBA
affiliation
Central Asia (CABA) (5)
 Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Basketball Federation 1992
 Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyz Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1992
 Tajikistan Tajikistan Basketball Federation 1994
 Turkmenistan Turkmenistan Basketball Federation 1998
 Uzbekistan Basketball Federation of Uzbekistan 1992
East Asia (EABA) (8)
 China Chinese Basketball Association 1974
 Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei Basketball Association 1981
 Hong Kong Hong Kong Basketball Association 1957
 Japan Japan Basketball Association 1936
 Macau Macau - China Basketball Association 1979
 Mongolia Mongolian Basketball Association 2000
 North Korea Amateur Basketball Association of DPR of Korea 1947
 South Korea Korea Basketball Association 1947
Gulf (GBA) (6)
 Bahrain Bahrain Basketball Association
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1975
 Kuwait Kuwait Basketball Association 1959
 Oman Oman Basketball Association
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1987
 Qatar Qatar Basketball Federation 1977
 Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1964
 United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Basketball Association
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1976
South Asia (SABA) (8)
 Afghanistan Afghanistan National Basketball Federation (ANBF) 1968
 Bangladesh Bangladesh Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1978
 Bhutan Bhutan Basketball Federation 1983
 India Basketball Federation of India 1936
 Maldives Maldives Basketball Association
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1997
   Nepal Nepal Basketball Association 2000
 Pakistan Pakistan Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1958
 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Basketball Federation 1959
Southeast Asia (SEABA) (10)
 Brunei Brunei Basketball Association
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1970
 Cambodia Cambodia Basketball Federation 1958
 Indonesia Indonesian Basketball Association "PERBASI" 1954
 Laos Fédération de Basketball du Laos
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1965
 Malaysia Malaysia Basketball Association 1957
 Myanmar Myanmar Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1949
 Philippines Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas 1936
 Singapore Basketball Association of Singapore 1954
 Thailand Basketball Sport Association of Thailand 1953
 Vietnam Vietnam Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1952
West Asia (WABA) (7)
 Iran Islamic Republic of Iran Basketball Federation 1947
 Iraq Iraqi Basketball Association 1948
 Jordan Jordan Basketball Federation 1957
 Lebanon Fédération Libanaise de Basketball 1947
 Palestine Palestinian Basketball Federation
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1963
 Syria Syrian Basketball Federation 1947
 Yemen Yemen Basketball Association (YBA)
  • Men's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
  • Women's
    • U18/19
    • U16/17
1971

Top twelve FIBA Asia teams

updated as of September 2019

Tournaments

Organized by FIBA Asia

National teams

Clubs

Organized by FIBA Asia subzones

National teams

Clubs

Other pan-Asian tournaments

National teams

Current champions

TournamentLast heldChampion
FIBA Asia Cup2017
Australia
FIBA Asia Women's Cup2019
Japan
FIBA Asia Under-18 Championship2018
Australia
FIBA Asia Under-18 Championship for Women2018
China
FIBA Asia Under-16 Championship2018
Australia
FIBA Under-16 Women's Asian Championship2017
Australia
FIBA Asia Challenge2016
Iran
FIBA Asia Champions Cup2019
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Performances

  • Doesn't include classification rounds
1stGold Medal
2ndSilver Medal
3rdBronze Medal
SFSemifinals
FRFinal round
QFQuarterfinals
R16Round of 16
RD2Second round
RD1Preliminary round
WDWithdrew
DQDisqualified
Host team

Summer Olympics, men

Nation 36

(18)
48

(23)
52

(23)
56

(15)
60

(16)
64

(16)
68

(16)
72

(16)
76

(12)
80

(12)
84

(12)
88

(12)
92

(12)
96

(12)
00

(12)
04

(12)
08

(12)
12

(12)
16

(12)
20

(12)
Years
 ChinaWDWDRD1
10th
RD1
11th
RD1
12th
QF
8th
RD1
10th
QF
8th
QF
8th
RD1
12th
RD1
12th
9
 IndiaRD1
12th
1
 IranRD1
14th
RD1
11th
Q3
 IraqRD1
22nd
1
 JapanRD1
9th
RD1
10th
RD1
15th
RD1
10th
RD1
14th
RD1
11th
Q7
 South KoreaQF
8th
RD1
14th
RD1
16th
RD1
14th
RD1
9th
RD1
12th
6
 PhilippinesQF
5th
RD1
12th
R16
9th
QF
7th
RD1
11th
RD1
13th
RD1
13th
7
 SingaporeRD1
13th
1
 ThailandRD1
15th
1

Summer Olympics, women

Nation 76

(12)
80

(12)
84

(12)
88

(12)
92

(12)
96

(12)
00

(12)
04

(12)
08

(12)
12

(12)
16

(12)
Years
 China 3rd RD1
6th
2nd RD1
9th
RD1
9th
SF
4th
QF
6th
RD1
10th
8
 Japan FR
5th
QF
7th
RD1
10th
QF
8th
4
 South Korea 2nd RD1
7th
RD1
10th
SF
4th
RD1
12th
QF
8th
6

FIBA Basketball World Cup

Nation 50

(10)
54

(12)
59

(13)
63

(13)
67

(13)
70

(13)
74

(14)
78

(14)
82

(13)
86

(24)
90

(16)
94

(16)
98

(16)
02

(16)
06

(24)
10

(24)
14

(24)
19

(32)
Years
 ChinaRD1
11th
RD1
12th
RD2
9th
RD1
14th
RD2
8th
RD2
12th
R16
15th
R16
16th
RD1
24th
9
 IranRD1
19th
RD1
20th
RD1
23rd
3
 JapanRD1
13th
RD1
11th
RD1
14th
RD1
20th
RD1
31st
5
 JordanRD1
23rd
RD1
28th
2
 South KoreaRD1
11th
RD1
13th
RD1
22nd
RD1
15th
RD1
13th
RD1
16th
RD1
23rd
RD1
26th
8
 LebanonRD1
16th
RD1
18th
RD1
21st
3
 MalaysiaRD1
24th
1
 PhilippinesFR
3rd
QF
8th
DQRD1
13th
FR
8th
WDRD1
21st
RD1
32nd
6
 QatarRD1
24th
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