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1983 FIBA Asia Cup
12th Asian Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host countryHong Kong
DatesNovember 20–29
Teams15 (from all Asian federations)
Venues2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions China (5th title)
Tournament statistics
MVPChina Guo Yonglin
← 1981
1985 →

The 1983 Asian Basketball Confederation Championship for Men were held in Hong Kong from November 20 to November 29, 1983. Queen Elizabeth Stadium and Queen Elizabeth II Youth Centre were used for this tournament.

Preliminary round

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Group A

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 China330344200+1446
 Iran321249213+365
 Indonesia312178283−1054
 Pakistan303200275−753
November 20
Iran 90–69 Pakistan
Scoring by half: 39–32, 51–37
November 20
China 135–58 Indonesia
Scoring by half: 76–24, 59–34
November 21
Indonesia 47–85 Iran
Scoring by half: 23–41, 24–44
November 21
Pakistan 68–112 China
Scoring by half: 34–62, 34–50
November 22
Iran 74–97 China
Scoring by half: 39–52, 35–45
November 22
Pakistan 63–73 Indonesia
Scoring by half: 32–40, 31–33

Group B

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 South Korea330370192+1786
 Hong Kong321302226+765
 Thailand312216279−634
 Macau303164355−1913
November 20
Hong Kong 116–50 Macau
Scoring by half: 57–29, 59–21
November 20
South Korea 121–50 Thailand
Scoring by half: 61–25, 60–25
November 21
Macau 46–133 South Korea
Scoring by half: 23–75, 23–58
November 21
Thailand 60–90 Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 33–43, 27–47
November 22
South Korea 116–96 Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 63–42, 53–54
November 22
Thailand 106–68 Macau
Scoring by half: 52–38, 54–30

Group C

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 Japan330245195+506
 Jordan321243218+255
 Malaysia312219226−74
 Singapore303183251−683
November 20
Malaysia 74–82 Jordan
Scoring by half: 46–32, 28–50
November 20
Japan 88–52 Singapore
Scoring by half: 37–22, 51–30
November 21
Singapore 66–76 Malaysia
Scoring by half: 32–43, 34–33
November 21
Jordan 74–79 Japan
Scoring by half: 40–33, 34–46
November 22
Malaysia 69–78 Japan
Scoring by half: 42–39, 27–39
November 22
Singapore 65–87 Jordan
Scoring by half: 34–44, 31–43

Group D

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 Kuwait2207257+154
 India2115970−113
 Philippines20204−40
November 20
Philippines 0–2 Kuwait
Forfeit
November 21
Kuwait 70–57 India
Scoring by half: 24–29, 46–28
November 22
India 2–0 Philippines
Forfeit
  • The Philippines originally beat Kuwait 78–57 and India 90–60 and topped the group but Asian Basketball Confederation cancelled the results on November 23, 1983 and declared naturalized players Jeff Moore and Dennis Still ineligible due to lack of residency.

Second round

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Classification 13th–15th

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 Pakistan220196120+764
 Singapore211203156+473
 Macau202128251−1232
November 25
Macau 74–137 Singapore
Scoring by half: 31–68, 43–69
November 26
Pakistan 114–54 Macau
Scoring by half: 58–27, 56–27
November 29
Pakistan 82–66 Singapore
Scoring by half: 46–38, 36–28

Classification 9th–12th

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 Philippines330254213+416
 Thailand321246224+225
 Malaysia312262251+114
 Indonesia303199273−743
November 24
Indonesia 65–81 Thailand
Scoring by half: 39–39, 26–42
November 24
Malaysia 80–85 Philippines
Scoring by half: 36–40, 44–45
November 25
Philippines 95–64 Indonesia
Scoring by half: 46–23, 49–41
November 25
Thailand 96–85 Malaysia
Scoring by half: 44–39, 52–46
November 28
Indonesia 70–97 Malaysia
Scoring by half: 36–56, 34–41
November 28
Thailand 69–74 Philippines
Scoring by half: 27–43, 42–31

Classification 5th–8th

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 Iran330172152+206
 India312239240−14
 Hong Kong303214261−473
 Jordan321174146+280
November 25
Iran 81–71 Hong Kong
Scoring by half: 34–27, 47–44
November 25
Jordan 80–72 India
Scoring by half: 42–29, 38–43
November 26
India 81–89 Iran
Scoring by half: 40–41, 41–48
November 26
Hong Kong 72–94 Jordan
Scoring by half: 34–42, 38–52
November 29
Iran 2–0 Jordan
Walkover
November 29
Hong Kong 71–86 India
Scoring by half: 41–50, 30–36
  • Jordan were relegated to 8th place after their team returned home on 26 November, and subsequently failed to appear for their match against Iran.

Championship

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TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
 China330281190+916
 Japan321242239+35
 South Korea312243245−24
 Kuwait303154246−923
November 24
South Korea 88–93 (OT) Japan
Scoring by half: 46–44, 34–36 Overtime: 8–13
November 24
China 84–48 Kuwait
Scoring by half: 41–27, 43–21
November 26
Japan 70–46 Kuwait
Scoring by half: 38–24, 32–22
November 26
China 92–63 South Korea
Scoring by half: 50–34, 42–29
November 28
South Korea 92–60 Kuwait
Scoring by half: 51–34, 41–26
November 28
Japan 79–105 China
Scoring by half: 31–61, 48–44

Final round

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3rd place

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November 29
Kuwait 60–83 South Korea
Scoring by half: 36–45, 24–38

Final

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November 29
China 95–71 Japan
Scoring by half: 49–32, 46–39

Final standings

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Qualified for the 1984 Summer Olympics
RankTeamRecord
1st place, gold medalist(s) China7–0
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Japan5–2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) South Korea5–2
4 Kuwait2–4
5 Iran5–1
6 India2–3
7 Hong Kong2–4
8 Jordan4–2
9 Philippines3–2
10 Thailand3–3
11 Malaysia2–4
12 Indonesia1–5
13 Pakistan2–3
14 Singapore1–4
15 Macau0–5

Awards

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 1983 Asian champions 

China
Fifth title

References

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Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=1983_ABC_Championship&oldid=1309473341"
    1983 FIBA Asia Cup
    12th Asian Basketball Championship
    Tournament details
    Host countryHong Kong
    DatesNovember 20–29
    Teams15 (from all Asian federations)
    Venues2 (in 1 host city)
    Final positions
    Champions China (5th title)
    Tournament statistics
    MVPChina Guo Yonglin
    ← 1981
    1985 →

    The 1983 Asian Basketball Confederation Championship for Men were held in Hong Kong from November 20 to November 29, 1983. Queen Elizabeth Stadium and Queen Elizabeth II Youth Centre were used for this tournament.

    Preliminary round

    Group A

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     China330344200+1446
     Iran321249213+365
     Indonesia312178283−1054
     Pakistan303200275−753
    November 20
    Iran 90–69 Pakistan
    Scoring by half: 39–32, 51–37
    November 20
    China 135–58 Indonesia
    Scoring by half: 76–24, 59–34
    November 21
    Indonesia 47–85 Iran
    Scoring by half: 23–41, 24–44
    November 21
    Pakistan 68–112 China
    Scoring by half: 34–62, 34–50
    November 22
    Iran 74–97 China
    Scoring by half: 39–52, 35–45
    November 22
    Pakistan 63–73 Indonesia
    Scoring by half: 32–40, 31–33

    Group B

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     South Korea330370192+1786
     Hong Kong321302226+765
     Thailand312216279−634
     Macau303164355−1913
    November 20
    Hong Kong 116–50 Macau
    Scoring by half: 57–29, 59–21
    November 20
    South Korea 121–50 Thailand
    Scoring by half: 61–25, 60–25
    November 21
    Macau 46–133 South Korea
    Scoring by half: 23–75, 23–58
    November 21
    Thailand 60–90 Hong Kong
    Scoring by half: 33–43, 27–47
    November 22
    South Korea 116–96 Hong Kong
    Scoring by half: 63–42, 53–54
    November 22
    Thailand 106–68 Macau
    Scoring by half: 52–38, 54–30

    Group C

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     Japan330245195+506
     Jordan321243218+255
     Malaysia312219226−74
     Singapore303183251−683
    November 20
    Malaysia 74–82 Jordan
    Scoring by half: 46–32, 28–50
    November 20
    Japan 88–52 Singapore
    Scoring by half: 37–22, 51–30
    November 21
    Singapore 66–76 Malaysia
    Scoring by half: 32–43, 34–33
    November 21
    Jordan 74–79 Japan
    Scoring by half: 40–33, 34–46
    November 22
    Malaysia 69–78 Japan
    Scoring by half: 42–39, 27–39
    November 22
    Singapore 65–87 Jordan
    Scoring by half: 34–44, 31–43

    Group D

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     Kuwait2207257+154
     India2115970−113
     Philippines20204−40
    November 20
    Philippines 0–2 Kuwait
    Forfeit
    November 21
    Kuwait 70–57 India
    Scoring by half: 24–29, 46–28
    November 22
    India 2–0 Philippines
    Forfeit
    • The Philippines originally beat Kuwait 78–57 and India 90–60 and topped the group but Asian Basketball Confederation cancelled the results on November 23, 1983 and declared naturalized players Jeff Moore and Dennis Still ineligible due to lack of residency.

    Second round

    Classification 13th–15th

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     Pakistan220196120+764
     Singapore211203156+473
     Macau202128251−1232
    November 25
    Macau 74–137 Singapore
    Scoring by half: 31–68, 43–69
    November 26
    Pakistan 114–54 Macau
    Scoring by half: 58–27, 56–27
    November 29
    Pakistan 82–66 Singapore
    Scoring by half: 46–38, 36–28

    Classification 9th–12th

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     Philippines330254213+416
     Thailand321246224+225
     Malaysia312262251+114
     Indonesia303199273−743
    November 24
    Indonesia 65–81 Thailand
    Scoring by half: 39–39, 26–42
    November 24
    Malaysia 80–85 Philippines
    Scoring by half: 36–40, 44–45
    November 25
    Philippines 95–64 Indonesia
    Scoring by half: 46–23, 49–41
    November 25
    Thailand 96–85 Malaysia
    Scoring by half: 44–39, 52–46
    November 28
    Indonesia 70–97 Malaysia
    Scoring by half: 36–56, 34–41
    November 28
    Thailand 69–74 Philippines
    Scoring by half: 27–43, 42–31

    Classification 5th–8th

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     Iran330172152+206
     India312239240−14
     Hong Kong303214261−473
     Jordan321174146+280
    November 25
    Iran 81–71 Hong Kong
    Scoring by half: 34–27, 47–44
    November 25
    Jordan 80–72 India
    Scoring by half: 42–29, 38–43
    November 26
    India 81–89 Iran
    Scoring by half: 40–41, 41–48
    November 26
    Hong Kong 72–94 Jordan
    Scoring by half: 34–42, 38–52
    November 29
    Iran 2–0 Jordan
    Walkover
    November 29
    Hong Kong 71–86 India
    Scoring by half: 41–50, 30–36
    • Jordan were relegated to 8th place after their team returned home on 26 November, and subsequently failed to appear for their match against Iran.

    Championship

    TeamPldWLPFPAPDPts
     China330281190+916
     Japan321242239+35
     South Korea312243245−24
     Kuwait303154246−923
    November 24
    South Korea 88–93 (OT) Japan
    Scoring by half: 46–44, 34–36 Overtime: 8–13
    November 24
    China 84–48 Kuwait
    Scoring by half: 41–27, 43–21
    November 26
    Japan 70–46 Kuwait
    Scoring by half: 38–24, 32–22
    November 26
    China 92–63 South Korea
    Scoring by half: 50–34, 42–29
    November 28
    South Korea 92–60 Kuwait
    Scoring by half: 51–34, 41–26
    November 28
    Japan 79–105 China
    Scoring by half: 31–61, 48–44

    Final round

    3rd place

    November 29
    Kuwait 60–83 South Korea
    Scoring by half: 36–45, 24–38

    Final

    November 29
    China 95–71 Japan
    Scoring by half: 49–32, 46–39

    Final standings

    Qualified for the 1984 Summer Olympics
    RankTeamRecord
    1st place, gold medalist(s) China7–0
    2nd place, silver medalist(s) Japan5–2
    3rd place, bronze medalist(s) South Korea5–2
    4 Kuwait2–4
    5 Iran5–1
    6 India2–3
    7 Hong Kong2–4
    8 Jordan4–2
    9 Philippines3–2
    10 Thailand3–3
    11 Malaysia2–4
    12 Indonesia1–5
    13 Pakistan2–3
    14 Singapore1–4
    15 Macau0–5

    Awards

     1983 Asian champions 

    China
    Fifth title
    • Most Valuable Player: China Guo Yonglin
    • All-Star Team:

    References

    • Results
    • archive.fiba.com
    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=1983_ABC_Championship&oldid=1309473341"