Please be noted that this rankings is based on the London 2012 Olympics, and we are 100% sure that the teams ranking already changed not only for the top 10 FIBA Asia basketball teams but also for the FIBA World rankings.
For this post we are showcasing the FIBA Asia rankings for the top 10 countries or teams. In accordance to the current tournament that is happening currently here at Manila, Philippines Mall of Asia arena we will present the list courtesy of FIBA. For the complete list of FIBA World Rankings teams visit here, Ranking Men after the 2012 London Olympics.
FIBA Asia Rankings Top 10 Countries
TOP : 1
Country/Nation : People's Republic of China
Overall Points : 199.7
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 11
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The Chinese national team for FIBA 2013 led by their NBA player Yi Jianlian on the photo above. They have three 7-footers for the said tournament. They already have 8 Summer Olympic games appearances and 8 FIBA World Cup appearances also.
TOP : 2
Country/Nation : Iran
Overall Points : 83.1
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 20
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Photo of the Iranian NBA player and the team's star player, Hamed Haddadi (7 foot 2 inches - height) while resting on the their bench inside the Mall of Asia arena Manila Philippines. They already have 2 Summer Olympic games and 1 FIBA World Cup appearances.
TOP : 3
Country/Nation : Lebanon
Overall Points : 47.4
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 25
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The Lebanese national basketball team was unable to play for the FIBA Asia 2013 here in the Philippines because of the ban that FIBA issued on their team. They already have 3 FIBA World Cup appearances and 0 Summer Olympic game appearance(s). They are led by their star player Fadi El Khatib.
TOP : 4
Country/Nation : Jordan
Overall Points : 33.8
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 30
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TOP : 5
Country/Nation : Korea
Overall Points : 26.1
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 33
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The Korean national basketball team already gained 6 Summer Olympic games and FIBA World Cup appearances each. The Koreans are led by their guard Kim Min-Goo and point guard Kim Sun-Hyung.
TOP : 6
Country/Nation : Japan
Overall Points : 23.8
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 35
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The Japanese basketball team already have 6 Summer Olympic games appearances and 4 FIBA World Cup appearances. They are led by their co-captions Ryota Sakurai and Kosuke Takeuchi together with JR Sakuragi (not the anime Hanamichi Sakuragi of Slum Dunk - just kidding).
TOP : 7
Country/Nation : Qatar
Overall Points : 22.4
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 36
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The Qatar national basketball team has 1 FIBA World Cup appearance and 0 Summer Olympic game appearance. They are led by their naturalized player Jarvis Hayes.
TOP : 8
Country/Nation : Chinese Taipei
Overall Points : 14.4
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 42
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The Chinese Taipei basketball team already have 3 Summer Olympics games appearances and 2 FIBA World Cup appearances. They are led by their veteran stars Tsen Wen-Ting and Lin Chih-Chieh.
TOP : 9
Country/Nation : Philippines
Overall Points : 10.8
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 45
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The Philippine national basketball team already have 7 Summer Olympic games appearances and 4 FIBA World Cup appearances. They are led by their naturalized player Marcus Douthit together with Jimmy Alapag, Gabe Norwood, Japeth Aguilar, Jason Castro and Jeff Chan.
TOP : 10
Country/Nation : Kazakhstan
Overall Points : 10.2
Overall FIBA World Ranking : 47
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One thing is for sure, this stats will be useless for this FIBA Asia 2013 that is currently held in our country Philippines. With the new Gilas attitude, all the training they obtained, and all the sacrifices they made, they will definitely make an impact in this tournament. They have all the support and prayers of all Pinoys and a home court advantage in MOA arena. Go! Smart Gilas team Pilipinas! Saludo kami sa inyo..
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