FIBA Asia Championships Women

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Date	R	Home v Away	-
10/03 12:00	1	Japan Women v China Women	78-73
10/03 09:00	50	^[2] Australia Women v South Korea Women ^[2]	88-58
10/02 15:00	31	^[3] Chinese Taipei Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	59-74
10/02 12:00	2	^[1] Japan Women v Australia Women ^[2]	67-63
10/02 09:00	2	^[1] China Women v South Korea Women ^[2]	93-69
09/30 16:00	32	^[4] India Women v Philippines Women ^[4]	70-74
09/30 13:00	14	^[2] Australia Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	72-61
09/30 10:00	14	^[2] Korea Women v Chinese Taipei Women ^[3]	80-74
09/29 12:15	1	Japan Women v China Women	71-68
09/29 10:00	50	^[2] Australia Women v South Korea Women ^[2]	98-62
09/28 14:30	2	^[1] China Women v South Korea Women ^[2]	80-52
09/28 12:15	2	^[1] Japan Women v Australia Women ^[2]	76-64
09/28 10:00	31	^[3] New Zealand Women v Chinese Taipei Women ^[3]	71-56
09/27 14:30	14	^[2] Australia Women v Chinese Taipei Women ^[3]	90-51
09/27 12:15	14	^[2] South Korea Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	58-52
09/27 10:00	32	^[4] India Women v Philippines Women ^[4]	78-92
09/26 14:30	1	Chinese Taipei Women v India Women	87-58
09/26 12:15	1	Japan Women v Korea Women	102-61
09/26 10:00	1	Australia Women v China Women	69-70
09/26 07:45	1	New Zealand Women v Philippines Women	75-57
09/25 14:30	1	India Women v Korea Women	62-97
09/25 12:15	1	Philippines Women v China Women	57-104
09/25 10:00	1	Chinese Taipei Women v Japan Women	49-78
09/25 07:45	1	New Zealand Women v Australia Women	44-82
09/24 14:30	1	Japan Women v India Women	103-27
09/24 12:15	1	China Women v New Zealand Women	67-44
09/24 10:00	1	South Korea Women v Chinese Taipei Women	48-44
09/24 07:45	1	Australia Women v Philippines Women	123-57
07/29 14:30	1	Australia Women v Japan Women	73-74
07/29 12:15	1	Kazakhstan Women v India Women	73-75

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Wikipedia - FIBA Women's Asia Cup

The FIBA Women's Asia Cup is an international basketball tournament which takes place every two years for women's national teams from FIBA Asia, and since 2017 also includes FIBA Oceania. It was known as the Asian Basketball Confederation (ABC) Championship until 2001, and the FIBA Asia Women's Championship until 2015.

The FIBA Asia Championships Women is a premier basketball tournament that brings together the top national women's teams from across Asia to compete for regional supremacy. Organized by FIBA Asia, this prestigious event showcases the highest level of women's basketball talent, skill, and competition on the continent. Held biennially, the tournament serves as a qualifying pathway for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup and the Olympic Games, highlighting its significance in the international basketball calendar. Featuring intense matchups, strategic gameplay, and emerging stars, the FIBA Asia Championships Women not only promote the growth of women's basketball in Asia but also foster regional unity and sportsmanship among participating nations.