Basketball: FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers, full schedule, all results and standings - complete list
Find out everything you need to know about the first window of the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers including fixtures, results tables, tip-off times and how you can watch every game live.
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The road to FIBA Asia Cup 2025 for men’s basketball teams across the continent starts now.
From 22-26 February, the process to determine the 16-strong field for next year’s Asia Cup in Saudi Arabia will begin with Window 1. 24 countries will play across four gamedays with all teams looking to get their qualification campaigns off to a strong and healthy start.
In all, there will be three windows to decide which teams compete at the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup: February 2024, November 2024 and February 2025.
The 24 competing teams have been divided into six groups of four. The top two teams in each group will make it to the final round in Saudi Arabia next year, while the six third-placed teams will play in another qualifying tournament for the final four places.
Places for the qualifiers of the 2024 FIBA Basketball World Cup in Qatar will also be up for grabs. Qatar is automatically qualified as the World Cup host.
Scroll down to find out more including all the results from Window 1 action.
Road to FIBA Asia Cup 2025: Groups and table standings
The groups for the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers were announced on 19 September 2023 and were seeded according to the FIBA rankings.
Eight pots were used to seed the 24 qualified teams based on ranking and geographical rules. A draw was then made that divided the 24 into groups of six.
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Group E
Group F
Australia's Boomers are the defending FIBA Asia Cup champions
FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Quafliers: Window 1 Schedule
Thursday 22 February
Group A
- Australia 85-71 Republic of Korea - Red Energy Arena (AUS)
- Thailand 73-56 Indonesia - Nimibutr Stadium (THA)
Group B
- Chinese Taipei 69-89 New Zealand - Taipei Heping Basketball Gymnasium (TPE)
- Hong Kong, China 64-94 Philippines - Tsuen Wan Stadium (HKG)
Group C
- Japan 77-56 Guam - Ariake Coliseum (JPN)
- People's Republic of China 80-49 Mongolia - Shaanxi Provincial Gymnasium (CHN)
Friday 23 February
Group D
- Iraq 58-64 Saudi Arabia - Al Shaeb Hall (IRQ)
- Jordan 73-46 Palestine - Prince Hamza (JOR)
Group E
- Islamic Republic of Iran 76-74 Qatar - Azadi Basketball Hall (IRI)
- Kazakhstan 63-50 India - Republic Velodrome Saryarka (KAZ)
Group F
- Syria 78-87 Lebanon - Al Fayhaa Stadium (SYR)
- Bahrain 70-64 United Arab Emirates - Khalifa Sport City (BRN)
Sunday 25 February
Group A
- Republic of Korea v Thailand 96-62 - Wonju Gymnasium (KOR)
- Indonesia 51-106 Australia - Indonesia Arena (INA)
Group B
- New Zealand 88-49 Hong Kong, China - EventFinda Stadium (NZL)
- Philippines 106-53 Chinese Taipei - Philsports Arena (PHI)
Group C
- Japan 76-73 People's Republic of China - Ariake Coliseum (JPN)
- Mongolia 63-74 Guam - UG Arena (MGL)
Monday 26 February
Group D
- Qatar 68-73 Kazakhstan - Al-Gharafa Sports Club Multi-Purpose Hall (QAT)
- Saudi Arabia 64-79 Jordan - King Abdullah Sports City (KSA) - 19:30 local time (GMT+3)
Group E
- India 53-86 Islamic Republic of Iran - K.D. Jadhav Indoor Hall (IND)
- Palestine 72-75 Iraq - Prince Hamza (JOR)
Group F
- United Arab Emirates 63-78 Syria - Shabab Al Ahli Dubai (UAE)
- Lebanon 94-63 Bahrain - Nouhad Nawfal Sports Complex (LBN)
FIBA Asia Cup 2025 Qualifiers: How to watch FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers live online and TV
The FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers will be available to stream live via FIBA's streaming platform Courtside 1891 which will host every game live.
Selected audiences can also catch the action live on DAZN until 15 March.
Fans in the Philippines will be able to follow the Gilas on One Sports and via the Pilipinas Live app.