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FIBA Asia Cup 2022

Every minute of every game of the FIBA Asia Cup will be available to stream on Courtside 1891. Restrictions may apply

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Where to stream FIBA Asia Cup 2022?

Watch FIBA Asia Cup live* using the video hub below. You’ll need an account to get started, but once you’re in you’ll have access to all the top plays and biggest games from the 30th Asia Cup Men’s International Basketball competition. It takes a few minutes to register and then you’re ready to start streaming. (* geo-restrictions dependent)

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FIBA Asia Cup Scores

Stay up to date with all the top matchups and unmissable fixtures with our FIBA Asia Cup scores hub. From group game face-offs, right through to the final game, you can find all the results right here. Sign in or register with Courtside 1891 and watch match highlights, round ups and more.

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What is the FIBA Asia Cup?

The FIBA Asia Cup is the premier international basketball championship for Asia and Oceania. The tournament brings together the top teams across the two continents for a fortnight of intense basketball action. Formerly known as the Asia Championships, the international competition takes place every four years, with this year's competition having been postponed from 2021.

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FAQs

How do I watch FIBA Asia Cup replays?

You can watch FIBA Asia Cup replays and match highlights on Courtside 1891. You can catch the best bits of every game and more with a Courtside Max Annual or Max Asia Cup subscription. Please note that games are geo-restricted and only available in particular regions. Find out more about geo-restrictions.

 

Where do I find FIBA Asia Cup results?

Find FIBA Asia Cup results right here on Courtside 1891. Explore our Asia Cup 2022 game rails and keep tabs on live scores, check previous results and more. 

 

When is the FIBA Asia Cup 2022?

This year’s tournament takes place in Indonesia from Tuesday 12 July to Sunday 24 July. The two-week competition has been postponed from its original date in the summer of 2021.