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FIBA Men's Basketball World Ranking

As of August 13, 2023, the FIBA rankings are as follows:

• 1st: United States
• 2nd: France
• 3rd: Australia
• 4th: Slovenia
• 5th: Germany
• 6th: Spain
• 7th: Canada
• 8th: Italy
• 9th: Serbia (without Nikola Jokic)
• 10th: Dominican Republic

11th-20th: Finland, Lithuania, Brazil, Greece (without Giannis Antetokounmpo), Mexico, Latvia, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, China, Philippines.

China is ranked 19th. They have added Li Kaier to their roster, who has over 600 NBA regular season and playoff games under his belt. China is placed in Group B with Serbia (9th), Puerto Rico (18th), and South Sudan (25th).

21st-32nd: Montenegro, Japan, Georgia, Venezuela, South Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, Angola, Lebanon, Iran, Cape Verde, and Ivory Coast.

FIBA Women's Basketball World Ranking

As of March 4, 2023, the FIBA Women's World Ranking is as follows:

• 1st: United States
• 2nd: China
• 3rd: Australia

China climbed to second place in the rankings after reaching the finals of the 2022 World Cup. The top 13 teams remained unchanged since the rankings last updated in October 2022.

The most notable changes came from European teams. Italy climbed to 14th place due to their strong performance in the European Cup qualifiers. Great Britain returned to the top 20. Other teams that performed well in the European Cup qualifiers, such as Slovakia and Hungary, also saw their rankings improve.

FIBA Basketball World Cup Rankings

The FIBA Basketball World Cup rankings are as follows:

• 1st: United States
• 2nd: France
• 3rd: Australia
• 4th: Slovenia
• 5th: Germany
• 6th: Spain
• 7th: Canada
• 8th: Italy
• 9th: Serbia
• 10th: Dominican Republic

11th-20th: Finland, Lithuania, Brazil, Greece, Mexico, Latvia, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, China, Philippines.

China is ranked 19th, rising two positions from the previous rankings. They are the highest-ranked Asian team. 21st-32nd: Montenegro, Japan, Georgia, Venezuela, South Sudan, Egypt, Jordan, Angola, Lebanon, Iran, Cape Verde, and Ivory Coast.

FIBA World Rankings

The FIBA world rankings are as follows:

• Australia: 1st in Asia, 3rd in the world
• Iran: 2nd in Asia, 20th in the world
• New Zealand: 3rd in Asia, 26th in the world
• China: 4th in Asia, 27th in the world
• Jordan: 5th in Asia, 34th in the world
• South Korea: 6th in Asia, 36th in the world
• Japan: 7th in Asia, 38th in the world
• Philippines: 8th in Asia, 40th in the world
• Lebanon: 9th in Asia, 42nd in the world
• Kazakhstan: 10th in Asia, 65th in the world

FIBA (Fédération Internationale de Basketball)

FIBA (Fédération Internationale de Basketball), originally known as the International Amateur Basketball Federation, is an international governing body for basketball. It was founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1932. FIBA is responsible for establishing international basketball rules, standards for basketball courts and equipment, player transfers, appointing referees for international basketball games, and organizing major basketball competitions.

As of 2023, FIBA has 213 member countries. Since 1989, FIBA has been divided into five regional committees: Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. Each regional committee manages basketball affairs within their respective region.

Women's Basketball World Rankings

FIBA has released the latest Women's Basketball World Rankings. China climbed five spots to second place due to their impressive performance. In the 2022 Women's World Cup, China defeated strong opponents like Belgium, France, and Australia. Despite losing to the United States in the finals, China’s silver medal win significantly boosted their international standing.

The United States remains in first place. Australia stays at third. Japan dropped to ninth after failing to advance out of their group in the World Cup. Here is the full list of the top 10 teams:

• 1st: United States
• 2nd: China
• 3rd: Australia
• 4th: Spain
• 5th: Canada
• 6th: France
• 7th: Belgium
• 8th: Serbia
• 9th: Japan
• 10th: Puerto Rico

These rankings reflect the recent performances and competitive levels of these teams in international tournaments.