FIBA Asia Championship - General Statistics

General Statistics

Team Played Won Lost %Won
Bahrain 51 18 33 35.29%
Bangladesh 25 0 25 0.00%
China 149 140 9 93.96%
Chinese Taipei 170 104 66 61.18%
DPR Korea 14 10 4 71.43%
Hong Kong 176 51 125 28.98%
India 155 66 89 42.58%
Indonesia 116 32 84 27.59%
Iran 106 66 40 62.26%
Iraq 25 13 12 52.00%
Japan 196 133 63 67.86%
Jordan 88 47 41 53.41%
Kazakhstan 44 23 21 52.27%
Korea 211 165 46 78.20%
Kuwait 79 28 51 35.44%
Kyrgyzstan 8 3 5 37.50%
Lebanon 57 35 22 61.40%
Macau 12 0 12 0.00%
Malaysia 166 59 107 35.54%
Pakistan 73 21 52 28.77%
Philippines 187 122 65 65.24%
Qatar 52 27 25 51.92%
Saudi Arabia 53 28 25 52.83%
Singapore 122 35 87 28.69%
Sri Lanka 46 0 46 0.00%
Syria 35 15 20 42.86%
Thailand 140 56 84 40.00%
United Arab Emirates 56 22 34 39.29%
Uzbekistan 45 17 28 37.78%
Vietnam 17 1 16 5.88%
Total: 1337 games

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