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FIBA World Championship Wiki Information
The FIBA World Championship
is a world basketball tournament for men's national teams held quadrennially by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA).
A parallel event for women's teams, the FIBA World Championship for Women, is also held quadrennially, in the same year as the men's event but in a different country.
The champion team wins the Naismith Trophy, which was first awarded in the 1967 tournament.
The tournament structure is similar but not identical to that of the FIFA World Cup; both of these international competitions have been played in the same year since 1970.
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FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TICKETS
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Tournament format
| Year
| Host
| Teams
| Preliminary round
| Latter stages
| Classification round
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| 1950
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| 10
| Double elim tournament
| A group of 6
| A group of 4
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| 1954
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| 12
| 4 groups of 3
| A group of 8
| A group of 4
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| 1959
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| 13
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 7
| A group of 4
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| 1963
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| 13
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 7
| A group of 4
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| 1967
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| 13
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 7
| A group of 4
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1970
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| 1943
| 1946
| 19631
| 19741
| 1991
| 1992
| 1999
| 2003
| 2006
| 2008
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| DF Yugoslavia
| FPR Yugoslavia
| SFR Yugoslavia
| dissolved
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| FS BiH
| PR BiH
| SR Bosnia and Herzegovina
| Bosnia and Herzegovina
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| FS Croatia
| PR Croatia
| SR Croatia
| Republic of Croatia
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| FS Macedonia
| PR Macedonia
| SR Macedonia
| Republic of Macedonia
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| FR Yugoslavia
| 2
| dissolved
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| FS Montenegro
| PR Montenegro
| SR Montenegro
| R Montenegro
| Montenegro
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| FS Serbia
| PR Serbia
| SR Serbia
| Republic of Serbia (federal) R Serbia (federal)
| R Serbia
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| • AP Vojvodina
| • SAP Vojvodina
| • AP Vojvodina
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| 3
| • SAP Kosovo
| 3
| ''United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo
| ''Kosovo
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| FS Slovenia
| PR Slovenia
| SR Slovenia
| Republic of Slovenia
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| AP
| "Autonomous Province of"
| FPR
| "Federal People's Republic of"
| PR
| "People's Republic of"
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| AR
| "Autonomous Region of"
| FR
| "Federal Republic of"
| SAP
| "Socialist Autonomous Province of"
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| BiH
| Bosnia and Herzegovina
| R
| "Republic of"
| SFR
| "Socialist Federal Republic of"
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| DF
| "Democratic Federal"
| FS
| "Federal State of"
| SR
| "Socialist Republic of"
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1Years when the SFRY Constitution was, respectively, adopted and amended.
2The State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
3Kosmet
is short for Kosovo and Metohija
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| 13
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 7
| A group of 4
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| 1974
| collapse_state = Puerto Rico
| 14
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 8
| A group of 4
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| 1978
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| 14
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 8; then final for the top two, for third for next two
| A group of 4
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| 1982
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| 13
| 3 groups of 4
| A group of 7, final for the top two, for third for next two
| A group of 4
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| 1986
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| 24
| 4 groups of 6
| 2 groups of 6, knockout of 4 teams (group 1sts and 2nds)
| Knockout for 5th between group 3rds and 4ths, for 9th between 5ths and 6ths, and 5th and 6ths teams in prelims tied for 13th
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| 1990
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| 16
| 4 groups of 4
| 2 groups of 6, knockout of 4 teams (group 1sts and 2nds)
| Knockout for 5th between group 3rds and 4ths, for 9th between 5ths and 6ths, for 9th between prelim group 5ths and 6ths
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| 1994
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| 16
| 4 groups of 4
| 2 groups of 6, knockout of 4 teams (group 1sts and 2nds)
| Knockout for 5th between group 3rds and 4ths, for 9th between 5ths and 6ths, for 9th between prelim group 5ths and 6ths
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| 1998
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| 16
| 4 groups of 4
| 2 groups of 6, knockout of 4 teams (group 1sts and 2nds)
| Knockout for 5th between group 3rds and 4ths, for 9th between 5ths and 6ths, for 9th between prelim group 5ths and 6ths
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| 2002
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| 16
| 4 groups of 4
| 2 groups of 6, knockout of 8 teams (group 1sts to 4ths)
| Knockout for 13th between prelim group 5ths and 6ths
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| 2006
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| 24
| 4 groups of 6
| Knockout of 16 teams
| Prelim round 5ths tied for 17th, 6ths tied for 21st
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| 2010
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| 24
| 4 groups of 6
| Knockout of 16 teams
| Prelim round 5ths tied for 17th, 6ths tied for 21st
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Results
Summaries
| Year
| Host (final location)
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| Gold medal game
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| Bronze medal game
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| Gold
| Score
| Silver
| Bronze
| Score
| Fourth place
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1950
Details
| (Buenos Aires)
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| 64-50
[1]
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| 51-40
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1954
Details
| (Rio de Janeiro)
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| 62-41
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| 66-60
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1959
Details
| (Santiago)
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| 81-67
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| 86-85
Overtime
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1963
Details
| (Rio de Janeiro)
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| 90-71
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| 69-67
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1967
Details
| (Montevideo)
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| 71-59
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| 80-71
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1970
Details
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| 1943
| 1946
| 19631
| 19741
| 1991
| 1992
| 1999
| 2003
| 2006
| 2008
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| DF Yugoslavia
| FPR Yugoslavia
| SFR Yugoslavia
| dissolved
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| FS BiH
| PR BiH
| SR Bosnia and Herzegovina
| Bosnia and Herzegovina
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| FS Croatia
| PR Croatia
| SR Croatia
| Republic of Croatia
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| FS Macedonia
| PR Macedonia
| SR Macedonia
| Republic of Macedonia
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| FR Yugoslavia
| 2
| dissolved
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| FS Montenegro
| PR Montenegro
| SR Montenegro
| R Montenegro
| Montenegro
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| FS Serbia
| PR Serbia
| SR Serbia
| Republic of Serbia (federal) R Serbia (federal)
| R Serbia
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| • AP Vojvodina
| • SAP Vojvodina
| • AP Vojvodina
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| 3
| • SAP Kosovo
| 3
| ''United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo
| ''Kosovo
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| FS Slovenia
| PR Slovenia
| SR Slovenia
| Republic of Slovenia
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| AP
| "Autonomous Province of"
| FPR
| "Federal People's Republic of"
| PR
| "People's Republic of"
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| AR
| "Autonomous Region of"
| FR
| "Federal Republic of"
| SAP
| "Socialist Autonomous Province of"
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| BiH
| Bosnia and Herzegovina
| R
| "Republic of"
| SFR
| "Socialist Federal Republic of"
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| DF
| "Democratic Federal"
| FS
| "Federal State of"
| SR
| "Socialist Republic of"
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1Years when the SFRY Constitution was, respectively, adopted and amended.
2The State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
3Kosmet
is short for Kosovo and Metohija
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(Ljubljana)
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| 80-55
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| 62-58
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1974
Details
| collapse_state = Puerto Rico (San Juan)
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| 82-79
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| 83-70
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1978
Details
| (Manila)
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| 82–81
Overtime
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| 86–85
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1982
Details
| (Cali)
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| 95–94
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| 119–117
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1986
Details
| (Madrid)
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| 87–85
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| 117–91
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1990
Details
| (Buenos Aires)
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| 92–75
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| 107–105
Overtime
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1994
''Details
| (Toronto and Hamilton)
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| 137–91
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| 78–60
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1998
''Details
| (Athens and Piraeus)
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| 64–62
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| 84–61
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2002
''Details
| (Indianapolis)
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| 84–77
Overtime
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| 117–94
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2006
''Details
| (Saitama)
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| 70–47
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| 96–81
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2010
''Details
| (Istanbul)
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2014
''Details
| (Madrid)
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Medal table
Note that FIBA considers the records of SFR Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union distinct from FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia and Russia, respectively. [2]
The Republic of Serbia (Serbia has yet to place fourth or better in their new name) is the legal successor of the Serbia and Montenegro/FR Yugoslavia team.
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| Nation
| Gold
| Silver
| Bronze
| Total
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| 1
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| 3
| 3
| 4
| 10
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| 2
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| 3
| 3
| 2
| 8
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| 2
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| 3
| 3
| 2
| 8
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| 4
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| 2
| 2
| 2
| 6
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| 5
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| 2
| 0
| 0
| 2
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| 6
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| 1
| 1
| 0
| 2
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| 7
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| 1
| 0
| 0
| 1
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| 8
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| 0
| 2
| 0
| 2
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| 9
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| 0
| 1
| 0
| 1
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| 10
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| 0
| 0
| 2
| 2
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| 11
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| 0
| 0
| 1
| 1
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| 11
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| 0
| 0
| 1
| 1
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| 11
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| 0
| 0
| 1
| 1
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The resulting medal table below refers if SFR Yugoslavia/FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia, and Soviet Union/Russia's medals are categorized together.
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| Nation
| Gold
| Silver
| Bronze
| Total
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| 1
| Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro
Serbia
| 5
| 3
| 2
| 10
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| 2
| Soviet Union
Russia
| 3
| 5
| 2
| 10
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Performances by continental zones
| Continent
| Best performance
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| Europe
| 9 gold medals, won by Yugoslavia (3), the USSR (3), Serbia (2) and Spain (1)
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| Americas
| 6 gold medals, won by USA (3), Brazil (2), and Argentina (1)
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| Asia
| Bronze medal Philippines
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| Oceania
| Fourth place New Zealand
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| Africa
| Fifth place (Egypt) (playing as a European member)
Tenth place Angola
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Records and statistics
Performances of host countries
| Year
| Host country
| When hosting
| When not hosting
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| Performance
| Stage
| Performance
| Stage
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| 1950
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| Champions
| Final round (1st of 6)
| Runner-up
| Final
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| 1954
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| Runner-up
| Final round (2nd of 8)
| Champions
| Final round (1st of 7)
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| 1959
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| Third place
| Final round (3rd of 7)
| Third place
| Final round (3rd of 6)
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| 1963
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| Champions
| Final round (1st of 7)
| Champions
| Final round (1st of 7)
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| 1967
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| Seventh place
| Final round (7th of 7)
| Third place
| Final round (3rd of 7)
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| 1970
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| Champions
| Final round (1st of 7)
| Champions
| Final
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| 1974
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| Seventh place
| Final round (7th of 8)
| Fourth place
| Semifinals
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| 1978
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| Eighth place
| Final round (8th of 8)
| Third place
| Final round (3rd of 7)
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| 1982
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| Seventh place
| Final round (7th of 7)
| Not applicable - only appearance is when they hosted
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| 1986
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| Fifth place
| 5th-place playoffs
| Champions
| Final
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| 1990
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| Eighth place
| Second round (4th of 4)
| Runner-up
| Final
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| 1994
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| Seventh place
| 5th-place playoffs
| Sixth place
| Final round (6th of 8)
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| 1998
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| Fourth place
| Semifinals
| Runner-up
| Final
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| 2002
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| Sixth place
| Quarterfinals
| Champions
| Final
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| 2006
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| Seventeenth place
| Preliminary round (5th of 6)
| 11th place
| Classification round (4th of 6)
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Most Valuable Players
Winners prior to 1994 aren't recognized by FIBA.
| Year
| Name
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| 1950
| Oscar Furlong
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| 1954
| Kirby Minter
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| 1959
| Amaury Pasos
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| 1963
| Wlamir Marques
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| 1967
| Ivo Daneu
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| 1970
| Sergei Belov
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| 1974
| Dragan Kicanovic
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| 1978
| Dražen Dalipagic
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| 1982
| Doc Rivers
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| 1986
| Dražen Petrovic
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| 1990
| Toni Kukoc
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| 1994
| Shaquille O'Neal
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| 1998
| Dejan Bodiroga
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| 2002
| Dirk Nowitzki
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| 2006
| Pau Gasol
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Participation Details
| Team
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1950
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1954
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1959
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1963
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1967
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1970
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1974
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1978
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1982
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1986
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1990
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1994
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1998
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2002
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2006
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2010
| Total
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| -
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| 15th
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| 1
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| -
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| 20th
| 13th
| 16th
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| 11th
| 10th
| Q
| 6
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| align=left
| bgcolor=gold 1st
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| 10th
| 8th
| 6th
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| 11th
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| 12th
| 8th
| 9th
| 8th
| 2nd
| 4th
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| 11
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| 12th
| 12th
| 7th
| 5th
| 17th
| 7th
| 5th
| 9th
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| 13th
| Q
| 10
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| align=left
| 4th
| 2nd
| 1st
| 1st
| 3rd
| 2nd
| 6th
| 3rd
| 8th
| 4th
| 5th
| 11th
| 10th
| 8th
| 19th
| Q
| 16
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| align=left
| -
|
| 7th
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| 1
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| align=left
| -
| 7th
| 12th
| 11th
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| 10th
| 8th
| 6th
| 6th
| 8th
| 11th
| 7th
| 12th
| 13th
|
| 12
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| align=left
| -
|
| 14th
|
| 1
|
| align=left
| bgcolor=#cc9966 3rd
| 10th
| 3rd
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| 3
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| align=left
| -
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| 11th
| 12th
| 9th
| 15th
| 8th
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| 12th
| 15th
| Q
| 8
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| align=left
| -
| 5th
| 4th
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| 2
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| align=left
| -
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| 7th
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| 1
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| align=left
| -
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| 13th
| 23rd
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| Q
| 3
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| align=left
| -
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| 3rd
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| 1
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| align=left
| -
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| 8th
| 4th
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| 11th
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| 15th
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| 4
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|
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| 6th
| 10th
| 9th
| 10th
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| 4
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| align=left
| -
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| 12th
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| 1
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| align=left
| 8th
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| 1
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| align=left
| 5th
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| 11th
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| 13th
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| 14th
| 14th
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| 5
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| Team
| 1950
| 1954
| 1959
| 1963
| 1967
| 1970
| 1974
| 1978
| 1982
| 1986
| 1990
| 1994
| 1998
| 2002
| 2006
| 2010
| Total
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| align=left
| 6th
| 4th
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| 5th
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| 13th
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| 5th
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| 5
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| align=left
| -
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| 16th
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| 12th
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| 3rd
| 8th
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| 4
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| align=left
| -
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| 10th
| 6th
| 4th
| 4th
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| 2nd
|
| 5
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| align=left
| -
|
| Q
| 1
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| align=left
| -
| 8th
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| 7th
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| 2
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| align=left
| -
|
| 7th
| 9th
| 4th
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| 4th
|
| 6th
| 9th
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| 6th
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| 9th
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| 8
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| align=left
| -
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| 13th
| 11th
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| 14th
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| 20th
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| 4
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| align=left
| -
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| Q
| 1
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| align=left
| -
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| 11th
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| 13th
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| 22nd
| 16th
| 13th
| 16th
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| 6
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| align=left
| -
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| 16th
| 18th
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| 2
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| align=left
| -
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| 7th
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| 7th
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| 2
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| align=left
| -
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| 24th
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| 1
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| align=left
| -
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| 13th
| 9th
| 8th
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| 9th
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| 4
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| align=left
| -
|
| 14th
|
| 1
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| align=left
| -
|
| 21th
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| 4th
| 16th
| Q
| 4
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| align=left
| -
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| 13th
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| 14th
|
| 2
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| align=left
| -
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| 9th
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| 9th
| 19th
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| 23rd
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| 4
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| Team
| 1950
| 1954
| 1959
| 1963
| 1967
| 1970
| 1974
| 1978
| 1982
| 1986
| 1990
| 1994
| 1998
| 2002
| 2006
| 2010
| Total
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| align=left
| -
| 9th
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| 13th
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| 2
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| align=left
| 7th
| 12th
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| 12th
| 10th
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| 4
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| align=left
| -
| 3rd
| 8th
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| 13th
| 8th
|
| 4
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 5th
|
| 1
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 5th
| 6th
| 12th
|
| 7th
| 10th
|
| 15th
| 4th
| 6th
| 11th
| 7th
| 17th
| Q
| 12
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 24th
|
| 1
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 2nd
| 2nd
| 10th
|
| 3
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 14th
|
| 15th
|
| 22nd
|
| 3
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 12th
|
| 1
|
| align=left
| 9th
|
| 5th
|
| 4th
| 5th
| 10th
| 10th
| 5th
| 5th
| 1st
|
| 9
|
| align=left
| -
|
| Q
| 1
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 9th
| 6th
| Q
| 3
|
| align=left
| -
| 6th
| 9th
| 10th
| 7th
| 7th
|
| 11th
| 18th
|
| 7
|
| align=left
| bgcolor=silver 2nd
| 1st
| 2nd
| 4th
| 4th
| 5th
| 3rd
| 5th
| 2nd
| 1st
| 3rd
| 1st
| 3rd
| 6th
| 3rd
| Q
| 16
|
|
|
| 6th
| 3rd
| 1st
| 3rd
| 1st
| 2nd
| 1st
| 2nd
| 2nd
|
| 9
|
| align=left
| -
|
| 12th
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| 14th
| 21st
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| 3
|
|
| 10th
| 11th
|
| 2nd
| 2nd
| 1st
| 2nd
| 1st
| 3rd
| 3rd
| 1st
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| 1st
| 1st
| 11th
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| 13
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See also
- FIBA World Championship for Women
References
- No final was played; teams played each other once in the final group round-robin; the best team with the best record wins the championship. The scores are the results of the games between the teams in the final group.
- FIBA World Championships medals' table 1950-2006
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