World Cup Qualifier 2023
The official app of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 Qualifiers! Show
This app provides a unique and complete coverage of the road to the FIBA Basketball World Cup set to take place in Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines in 2023. Download it now and: - Customize your experience and follow your favorite teams and players - Watch the top plays with video highlights and recaps from all the games - Follow the action with the official play-by-play and live statistics - Turn on push notifications to receive news and videos catered to you - Watch live post-game press conferences - Check the schedules, game times and live scores About the competition: The Qualifiers will take place from November 2021 to February 2023 with 80 national teams competing for one of the 32 final spots in the World Cup. The Qualifiers format will consist of six windows over a 15-month period across the four regions of Africa, Americas, Asia (including Oceania) and Europe. What’s NewApplication updated for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 Qualifiers! This release includes minor bug fixes and enhancements. Ratings and Reviews
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Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More InformationSeller International Basketball Federation - FIBASize 74.2 MBCategory SportsCompatibility iPhone Requires iOS 10.0 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 10.0 or later. Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. Languages English, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish Age Rating 12+ Frequent/Intense ContestsCopyright © Fédération Internationale de Basketball (FIBA), 2021Price Free
More By This DeveloperYou Might Also LikeThe Rugby Europe Championship 2021 and 2022 editions double up as the qualification process for Rugby World Cup 2023. The top two directly qualify following those two seasons for Rugby World Cup, whilst the third place team goes into the Final Qualification Tournament, which will be organised by World Rugby. Georgia, Romania, Portugal, Spain, Russia, and the Netherlands will compete in five rounds of competition to be held throughout February and March. The fifth window of the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifiers has arrived and will run from 7-15 November 2022. Window 4, which marked the beginning of the second round of qualification, saw four teams join co-hosts Japan and Philippines as officially confirmed to play at next year’s showpiece event. New Zealand and Lebanon clinched two spots at the close of the Asian (and Oceania) qualifiers while Finland and Cote d’Ivoire advanced from the European and African qualifiers respectively. No team in the Americas has yet done enough to book their place meaning all is still very much to play for come the start of Window 5. The Golden Generation | Five Rings FilmsThe countries that made it through to the second round have been drawn to make up groups of six teams. For the regions of Asia (including Oceania), Africa and the Americas, there are now two six-team groups per continent. For Europe there are four. The fifth window will continue to see teams play everyone in their group, home-and-away. For the European region, the top three teams from each group after all games played will proceed, meaning a total of 12 countries will represent the continent on the world stage. For Africa, the top two teams from each group at the conclusion of Window 6 plus the best third-placed team will secure their ticket, while for the Americas it will be the top three teams from each group in addition to the best fourth-placed teams. As the hosts of the World Cup’s ‘finals phase,’ the Philippines are already qualified, as are Japan who qualified as host by virtue of its ranking. This means they already occupy two of the seven available spots for teams coming from Asia (and Oceania). Third co-host Indonesia will not compete in the tournament after failing to improve their ranking in time. With Lebanon and New Zealand now confirmed that leaves just three spots left for those from the two continents trying to get to the World Cup next year. Unlike the other continental groups, however, the African region will not be playing in this window. Last time out in August, the teams in Africa played in a three-match tournament in the fourth window meaning they only need one other window to complete their qualification process. They will do this alongside the other regions in February 2023. In most instances the results from the first round have been carried through to the second across the qualifiers to ensure equal importance of every match played throughout the entire process. Victor Wembanyama was a tour de force against G League Ignite during both the exhibition games hosted in Las Vegas, Nevada Picture by 2022 Getty Images With many teams able to lock in their place at next year’s World Cup co-hosted by Japan, Indonesia, and Philippines the stakes heading into Window 5 are certainly high. Adding more heat to the fire is the recent start of the National Basketball Association (NBA) 2022/23 season meaning many countries will be without their top talent heading into crunch games - it means depth will be tested. For EuroBasket 2022 silver medallists France, who will be without the likes of Rudy Gobert and Evan Fournier, that means rolling out the current hottest basketball prospect in town: Victor Wembanyama. The 18-year-old 7-foot-4 phenomenon sent shockwaves through the basketball world when he stunned during a pre-season game between his side, Metropolitans 92, and the NBA G League Ignite. His performance had everyone talking about him, not least LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant. Having helped France take second at the FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup and with the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on the horizon, blooding a player like Wembanyama now could be critical to Les Bleus’ future successes at some of the sports’ biggest events, and there will be little doubt all eyes will be on him to see what he can do against some tough international opposition. READ: Victor Wembanyama named in France squad for November 2023 FIBA World Cup Qualifiers 2023 Basketball World Cup qualifiers: Europe – Groups and scheduleAfter the conclusion of the first round, 24 teams were divided into four groups of six: Group I
Group J
Group K
Group L
Group I will play across two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
Group J will play across two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
Group K will play across two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
Group L will play across two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
The timings of each game are available on the FIBA European Qualifiers website. (*denotes qualified for 2023) Kai Sotto will return to action for co-hosts Philippines in Window 5 Picture by 2022 Getty Images Asia 2023 Basketball World Cup qualifiers: Stars to watchSitting undefeated at the top of Group F, Australia are a country on the cusp of qualifying for next year’s World Cup with just one more win needed to punch their ticket. But though most of their work is done the Boomers are not taking this window lightly. With NBA stars like Patty Mills, Joe Ingles, and Matisse Thybulle unable to report for national duty due to the league commitments Australia have turned to their national league stars to get the job done. Headlining those chosen is 2022 NBL champion and reigning Finals MVP Xavier Cooks who receives the nod for the first time since Tokyo 2020 where the Boomers scooped up bronze. The 27-year-old has had an electric start to the new season for the Sydney Kings leaving many expectant Boomers’ fans wondering what he might achieve on returning to the green and gold. Also, sure to capture attention in Window 5 will be Filipino phenom Kai Sotto. Though already qualified the Gilas Pilipinas will be hunting for improvements and the 20-year-old will be expected to help the lead the charge. READ: Kai Sotto "Staying patient and keeping the faith" on path to NBA dream 2023 Basketball World Cup qualifiers: Asia (including Oceania) - Groups and scheduleAfter the conclusion of the first round, 12 teams were divided into two groups of six: Group E
Group F
Group E will play in two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Thursday 10 November
Sunday 13 November
Group F will play in two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
The timings of each game are available on the FIBA Asian Qualifiers website. (*denotes qualified for 2023) Americas 2023 Basketball World Cup qualifiers: Stars to watchTeam Canada will have a different look as it heads into Window 5 with the intent of locking up its place at the World Cup next year. Sitting 8-0 as the only undefeated team left in the Americas, the Canadians have proven to be a force to be reckoned with not least when NBA stars like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Kelly Olynyk turn up for duty. With those in America’s top league unavailable for this window, Canada, like every national country, has had to dig deep into its pockets to show that even without their brightest talents they can still get the job done. In the case of the Canadians that also means going ahead without their head coach Nick Nurse who oversees NBA franchise Toronto Raptors. Among those stepping in will be 24-year-old Jahvon Henry-Blair who was part of the Canada squad that finished September’s AmeriCup 2022 tournament in fourth place. Henry-Blair was second only in points averaged for Canada sitting behind Toronto Raptors’ Dalano Banton who went on to finish in the tournament All-Star Five. The Canada Elite Basketball League (CEBL) player finished with an average of 13.8 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game and will be one of names now expected to step up to guarantee Canada qualification and a strong seeding for the 2023 World Cup. 2023 World Cup Qualifiers in basketball: Americas – Groups and scheduleAfter the conclusion of the first round, 12 teams have been divided into two groups of six: Group E
Group F
Group E will play in two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Thursday 10 November
Sunday 13 November
Group F will play in two game-days, which are scheduled to take place as follows: Friday 11 November
Monday 14 November
The timings of each game are available on the FIBA Americas Qualifiers website. Which teams will qualify for 2023 World Cup?A series of cricket competitions will determine which countries will take part in the 2023 Cricket World Cup.
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Super League.. How many teams will qualify for ODI World Cup?The top eight teams will get a direct entry to the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023. The remaining teams will have to play in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Qualifier along with five Associate teams. Two teams from the qualifying tournament will then progress to the World Cup.
Which stadiums will host 2023 World Cup?ICC Men's World Cup 2023 Stadiums. Wankhede stadium- Mumbai.. MA Chidambaram Stadium- Chennai.. Chinnaswamy stadium- Bangalore.. Narendra Modi stadium- Ahmedabad.. Eden Gardens- Kolkata.. Arun Jaitley stadium- Delhi.. Rajiv Gandhi stadium- Hyderabad.. Punjab cricket stadium- Mohali.. Can South Africa qualify for World Cup 2023?South Africa did well by beating India by 9 runs in the first ODI in Lucknow and picking up crucial Super League points but even if the Proteas win all their remaining 7 matches in the current cycle, it won't be enough for them to seal a direct berth for the World Cup next year.
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