FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023: Schedule, fixtures, results and live streaming details

A total of five venues across the three countries will be hosting the games for the first time ever.

The International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Basketball World Cup 2023 is the 19th edition of the FIBA Basketball World Cup, the quadrennial international basketball world championship contested by the men’s national teams of the member federations of FIBA. The tournament will be co-hosted by the Philippines, Japan and Indonesia from August 25 to September 10.

The FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 is also a qualifying tournament for the Paris Olympics 2024. The top two teams from the Americas and Europe (barring Paris 2024 hosts France who qualify automatically) and the top teams from Africa, Asia and Oceania will qualify for next year’s Summer Games.

FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 teams

• Group A: Angola, Dominican Republic, Italy, Philippines
• Group B: South Sudan, Serbia, China, Puerto Rico
• Group C: United States, Jordan, Greece, New Zealand
• Group D: Egypt, Mexico, Lithuania, Montenegro
• Group E: Germany, Finland, Australia, Japan
• Group F: Slovenia, Cape Verde, Georgia, Venezuela
• Group G: Iran, Spain, Ivory Coast, Brazil
• Group H: Canada, Latvia, Lebanon, France

In the second round, the 16 teams will be further divided into four groups of four teams each. The top two from each group will make the quarter-finals. The final on September 10 will be played at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Philippines.

Live streaming of FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023

Fans of basketball around the world can catch all the exhilarating action of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 by tuning into ESPN platforms in the USA. This comprehensive broadcasting partnership between FIBA and ESPN ensures that all 92 games of the tournament will be easily accessible.

Viewers can enjoy the games on ESPN’s diverse range of platforms, including ESPN2 and ESPN+, starting from the tournament’s kick-off on August 25 and continuing until the final showdown on September 10.

Where and how to watch FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 live streaming and TV broadcast live in India?

Online live streaming of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 matches will be available on Courtside 1891 and Fancode. There will be no live telecast of the matches on any TV channel in India.

FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 full schedule and fixtures (All Timings are in IST)

August 25

• 01:30 PM – Angola 67-81 Italy
• 01:30 PM – Finland 72-98 Australia
• 02:15 PM – Mexico 71-91 Montenegro
• 03:15 PM – Latvia 109-70 Lebanon
• 05:00 PM – Dominican Republic 87-81 Philippines
• 5:30 PM – Germany 81-63 Japan
• 06:10 PM- Egypt 67-93 Lithuania
• 07:00 PM – Canada 95-65 France

August 26

• 01:30 PM – South Sudan 96-101 Puerto Rico
• 01:30 PM – Cape Verde 60-85 Georgia
• 02:15 PM – Jordan 71-92 Greece
• 03:15 PM – Iran 59-100 Brazil
• 05:00 PM – Slovenia 100-85 Venezuela
• 05:30 PM – Serbia 105-63 China
• 06:10 PM – USA 99-72 New Zealand
• 07:00 PM – Spain 94-64 Cote d’Ivoire

August 27

• 01:30 PM – Italy 82-87 Dominican Republic
• 01:30 PM – Australia 82-85 Germany
• 02:15 PM – Montenegro 89-74 Egypt
• 03:15 PM – Lebanon 73-128 Canada
• 05:00 PM – Philippines 70-80 Angola
• 05:30 PM – Japan 98-88 Finland
• 06:10 PM – Lithuania 96-66 Mexico
• 07:00 PM – France 86-88 Latvia

August 28

• 01:30 PM – China 69-89 South Sudan
• 01:30 PM – Venezuela 75-81 Cape Verde
• 02:15 PM – New Zealand 95-87 Jordan
• 03:15 PM – Cote d’Ivoire 71-69 Iran
• 5:00 PM – Georgia 67-88 Slovenia
• 5:30 PM – Puerto Rico 77-94 Serbia
• 6:10 PM – Greece 81-109 USA
• 7:00 PM – Brazil 78-96 Spain

August 29

• 01:30 PM – Germany 101-75 Finland
• 01:30 PM – Angola 67-75 Dominican Republic
• 02:15 PM – Egypt 100-72 Mexico
• 03:15 PM – Lebanon 79-85 France
• 4:40 PM – Australia 109-89 Japan
• 5:30 PM – Philippines 83-90 Italy
• 6:00 PM – Montenegro 71-91 Lithuania
• 7:00 PM – Canada 101-75 Latvia

August 30

• 1:30 PM – South Sudan 83-115 Serbia
• 01:30 PM – Georgia 70-59 Venezuela
• 02:10 PM – USA 110-62 Jordan
• 03:15 PM – Cote d’Ivoire 77-89 Brazil
• 05:00 PM – Slovenia 92-77 Cape Verde
• 05:30 PM – China 89-107 Puerto Rico
• 06:10 PM – Greece 83-74 New Zealand
• 07:00 PM – Iran 65-85 Spain

September 1-4: Second round

September 1

• Cape Verde 77-100 Finland
• Angola 76-83 China
• New Zealand 108-100 Mexico
• Ivory Coast 84-94 Lebanon
• Japan 86-77 Venezuela
• South Sudan 87-68 Philippines
• Egypt 85-64 Jordan
• France 82-55 Iran
• Serbia 76-78 Italy
• Germany 100-73 Georgia
• USA 85-73 Montenegro
• Spain 69-74 Latvia
• Dominican Republic 97-102 Puerto Rico
• Slovenia 91-80 Australia
• Lithuania 92-67 Greece
• Canada 65-69 Brazil

September 2 and 3

• Finland 90-75 Venezuela
• Angola 78-101 South Sudan
• New Zealand 88-86 Egypt
• Philippines 96-75 China
• Jordan 83-90 Mexico
• Iran 73-81 Lebanon
• Australia 100-84 Georgia
• Italy 73-57 Puerto Rico
• Greece 69-73 Montenegro
• Brazil 84-104 Latvia
• Germany 100-71 Slovenia
• Dominican Republic 79-112 Serbia
• USA 104-108 Lithuania
• Spain 85-88 Canada

September 5-8: Quarterfinals

• Lithuania 68-87 Serbia
• Italy 63-100 USA
• Germany 81-79 Latvia
• Canada 100-89 Slovenia
• Italy 82-87 Latvia
• Lithuania 100-84 Slovenia
• Italy 85-89 Slovenia
• Latvia 98-63 Lithuania

September 9: Semifinals

• Serbia 95-86 Canada
• USA 111-113 Germany

September 10: 3rd Place Match

• USA 118-127 Canada

September 10: Final

• Germany 83-77 Serbia