| FIBA World Championship 2010
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| 16th basketball world championship
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Number of nations
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24 (of 213 applicants)
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winner
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United States United States (4th title)
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venue
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Turkey Turkey
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Opening game
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August 28, 2010
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Endgame
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September 12, 2010
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Games
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80
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Basket points
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12338 (∅: 154.23 per game)
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spectator
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640,793 (∅: 8,010 per game)
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Most basket points
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Luis Scola (244 points)
Argentina |
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Most valuable player
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Kevin Durant United States
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The 16th World Basketball Championships the men place from 28 August to 12 September 2010 in Turkey instead. The tournament was hosted by the World Basketball Federation (FIBA), the Turkish Basketball Federation and the 2010 Organizing Committee . For the third time (after 1986 and 2006 ) 24 national teams competed against each other. The defending champion was the Spanish national basketball team , which was eliminated in the quarterfinals.
The United States national basketball team became world champions for the fourth time. The Argentine Luis Scola scored the most basket points with 244 points. For Most Valuable Player ( Engl. "Wertvollster Player"), short-MVP, was the American Kevin Durant selected.
Award
Originally seven associations or mergers of associations applied to host the 2010 Basketball World Cup. Australia and New Zealand , Italy , Puerto Rico and Russia withdrew their applications prior to the award . When it was awarded on December 5, 2004, there were still three applicants to choose from: The former Yugoslav countries Bosnia and Herzegovina , Croatia , Serbia and Montenegro and Slovenia in a joint application, France and Turkey . The 20 members of the central management of the world basketball association FIBA were entitled to vote. In the first round, France received eight, Turkey seven and ex-Yugoslavia four votes. In the second round, Turkey received ten votes and France nine votes. Turkey had already hosted the 2001 European Basketball Championship .
Venues
Five venues in four cities were selected as venues. The group phases therefore took place in one city each, while Istanbul was the scene of the knockout rounds.
regulate
The games were played according to the official rules of the World Basketball Federation FIBA as of October 1, 2008. The extensive rule changes decided in April 2008, which u. a. provide for a three-point line further away from the basket (6.75 m instead of 6.25 m) and a rectangular zone under the basket (instead of a trapezoidal one), will only come into force after the tournament. The video evidence was used for the first time at a world championship .
referee
On August 18, 2010, FIBA announced that the following 40 referees would lead the World Cup games:
- Group A
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Morocco
 Samir Abaakil
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Spain
 Juan Arteaga
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Turkey Murat Biricik
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Puerto Rico
 José Aníbal Carrión
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Italy
 Guerrino Cerebuch
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Brazil
 Marcos Fornies Benito
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United States William Gene Kennedy
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Latvia
 Oļegs Latiševs
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China People's Republic
 Longsheng Qiao
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France
 Eddie Viator
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- Group B
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Turkey Recep Ankaralı
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Lithuania
 Romualdas Brazauskas
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France David Chambom
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Greece
 Christos Christodoulou
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Japan
 Yuji Hirahara
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Angola
 Carlos José Julio
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Spain José Martín
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Cuba
 José Hernán Melgarejo Pinto
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Dominican Republic
 Reynaldo Antonio Mercedes Sánchez
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Canada
 Stephen Seibel
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- Group C
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Serbia
 Ilija Belošević
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Australia
 Scott Jason Butler
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Lebanon
 Marwan Egho
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Argentina Pablo Alberto Estévez
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Kenya
 Vitalis Odhiambo Gode
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Finland
 Carl Jungebrand
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Brazil Cristiano Jesus Maranho
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Slovenia
 Saša Pukl
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Portugal
 Fernando Rocha
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Venezuela
 Héctor Sánchez
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- Group D
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Iran
 Heros Avanessian
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Australia Michael Aylen
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United States Anthony Dewayne Jordan
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Croatia
 Srđan Dožai
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Argentina Juan José Fernández
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Serbia Milivoje Jovčić
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Italy Luigi Lamonica
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Ukraine
 Borys Ryschyk
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Puerto Rico Jorge Vázquez
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Poland
 Jakub Zamojski
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Attendees
Participants in the final round are colored blue, non-qualified countries are colored yellow
Two participants were determined without qualifying games: Turkey is automatically qualified as the host country, the USA will receive a place at the World Cup for their gold medal in basketball at the 2008 Olympic Games . Another 18 participants are the best placed teams in the continental championships (from Africa : 3 teams, America : 4, Asia : 3, Europe : 6 (see: European Basketball Championship 2009 ) and Oceania : 2). In addition, on December 12, 2009, FIBA issued four wild cards to Germany, Lithuania, Lebanon and Russia. On December 15, 2009, the qualified teams were distributed to the various preliminary round groups at an event in Istanbul. The following draw was made:
Group A
(Kayseri)
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Group B
(Istanbul)
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Group C
(Ankara)
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Group D
(İzmir)
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mode
In the preliminary round, six teams played against each other in four groups. The winner of a game received two points, the loser one point. If a game was tied at the end of regular time, there was extra time. The four teams with the highest points in each group qualified for the round of 16. In the event of a tie, the placement was decided by:
- the direct comparison
- the basket quotient for the matches between teams with the same points
- the basket quotient for all encounters in the group
- the lot
After the preliminary round, the four best teams in each group competed against each other in a knockout system . In the round of 16, the group winners played against the fourth placed and the second against the third placed from the other group in the same half of the table (A / B, C / D). In the quarter-finals, the two halves of the table then overlapped, so that teams from the same preliminary round group could meet again in the semi-finals at the earliest. From the quarter-finals, eliminated teams also played placement games.
Preliminary round
Legend:
| S.
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Games played
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| G
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Games won
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| V
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Lost games
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Team qualified for the round of 16
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Team eliminated in the preliminary round
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Group A - Kayseri
| space |
team |
S. |
G |
V |
baskets |
Points |
Diff.
|
| 1 |
Serbia Serbia
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5 |
4th |
1 |
465: 356 |
9 |
+109
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| 2 |
Argentina Argentina
|
5 |
4th |
1 |
413: 379 |
9 |
+34
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| 3 |
Australia Australia
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5 |
3 |
2 |
381: 341 |
8th |
+40
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| 4th |
Angola Angola
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5 |
2 |
3 |
340: 414 |
7th |
-74
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| 5 |
Germany Germany
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5 |
2 |
3 |
378: 402 |
7th |
-24
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| 6th |
Jordan Jordan
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5 |
0 |
5 |
361: 446 |
5 |
-85
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| game
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date
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Team 1
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Team 2
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1st Q.
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2nd Q.
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3rd Q.
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4th Q.
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Loss
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Result
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| A1 |
08/28/2010 |
Angola Angola
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Serbia Serbia |
09:25 |
09:18 |
14:34 |
12:17 |
|
44:94
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| A2 |
08/28/2010 |
Germany Germany
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Argentina Argentina |
18:23 |
24:16 |
12:26 |
20:13 |
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74:78
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| A3 |
08/28/2010 |
Australia Australia |
Jordan Jordan
|
12:18 |
20:21 |
24:16 |
20:20 |
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76:75
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| A4 |
08/29/2010 |
Serbia Serbia
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Germany Germany |
17:14 |
18:23 |
19:19 |
15:13 |
12:13
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81:82
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| A5 |
08/29/2010 |
Jordan Jordan
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Angola Angola |
17:16 |
18:13 |
12:17 |
18:33 |
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65:79
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| A6 |
08/29/2010 |
Argentina Argentina |
Australia Australia
|
20:25 |
13:14 |
19:17 |
22:16 |
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74:72
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| A7 |
08/30/2010 |
Jordan Jordan
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Serbia Serbia |
20:33 |
17:24 |
11:26 |
21:29 |
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69: 112
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| A8 |
08/30/2010 |
Australia Australia |
Germany Germany
|
19: 07 |
19:13 |
24:11 |
16:12 |
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78:43
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| A9 |
08/30/2010 |
Angola Angola
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Argentina Argentina |
20:23 |
12:22 |
27:19 |
11:27 |
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70:91
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| A10 |
09/01/2010 |
Serbia Serbia |
Australia Australia
|
16:12 |
27:25 |
26:24 |
25:18 |
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94:79
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| A11 |
09/01/2010 |
Argentina Argentina |
Jordan Jordan
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35:19 |
14:18 |
12:18 |
27:24 |
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88:79
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| A12 |
09/01/2010 |
Germany Germany
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Angola Angola |
19:19 |
16:21 |
19:18 |
24:20 |
10:14
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88:92
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| A13 |
02.09.2010 |
Argentina Argentina
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Serbia Serbia |
22:20 |
17:20 |
15:18 |
28:26 |
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82:84
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| A14 |
02.09.2010 |
Angola Angola
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Australia Australia |
18:15 |
11:24 |
09:21 |
17:16 |
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55:76
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| A15 |
02.09.2010 |
Jordan Jordan
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Germany Germany |
17:28 |
16:12 |
17:27 |
23:24 |
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73:91
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Group B - Istanbul
| space |
team |
S. |
G |
V |
baskets |
Points |
Diff.
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| 1 |
United States United States
|
5 |
5 |
0 |
455: 331 |
10 |
+124
|
| 2 |
Slovenia Slovenia
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5 |
4th |
1 |
393: 376 |
9 |
+17
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| 3 |
Brazil Brazil
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5 |
3 |
2 |
398: 354 |
8th |
+44
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| 4th |
Croatia Croatia
|
5 |
2 |
3 |
395: 407 |
7th |
-12
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| 5 |
Iran Iran
|
5 |
1 |
4th |
301: 367 |
6th |
-66
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| 6th |
Tunisia Tunisia
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5 |
0 |
5 |
300: 407 |
5 |
-107
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| game
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date
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Team 1
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Team 2
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1st Q.
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2nd Q.
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3rd Q.
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4th Q.
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Loss
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Result
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| B1 |
08/28/2010 |
Tunisia Tunisia
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Slovenia Slovenia |
14:22 |
14:17 |
12:24 |
16:17 |
|
56:80
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| B2 |
08/28/2010 |
United States United States |
Croatia Croatia
|
22:20 |
26: 06 |
30:22 |
28:30 |
|
106: 78
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| B3 |
08/28/2010 |
Iran Iran
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Brazil Brazil |
12:22 |
17:17 |
17:22 |
19:20 |
|
65:81
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| B4 |
08/29/2010 |
Slovenia Slovenia
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United States United States |
11:23 |
17:19 |
18:25 |
31:32 |
|
77:99
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| B5 |
08/29/2010 |
Croatia Croatia |
Iran Iran
|
22:13 |
22:11 |
09:16 |
22:14 |
|
75:54
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| B6 |
08/29/2010 |
Brazil Brazil |
Tunisia Tunisia
|
26:16 |
17:14 |
16:18 |
21:17 |
|
80:65
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| B7 |
08/30/2010 |
Slovenia Slovenia |
Croatia Croatia
|
16:18 |
23:26 |
26:15 |
26:25 |
|
91:84
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| B8 |
08/30/2010 |
Tunisia Tunisia
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Iran Iran |
11:23 |
12:10 |
13:22 |
22:16 |
|
58:71
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| B9 |
08/30/2010 |
United States United States |
Brazil Brazil
|
22:28 |
21:18 |
18:13 |
09: 09 |
|
70:68
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| B10 |
09/01/2010 |
Croatia Croatia |
Tunisia Tunisia
|
23:12 |
20:11 |
22:17 |
19:24 |
|
84:64
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| B11 |
09/01/2010 |
Iran Iran
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United States United States |
13:19 |
15:23 |
11:20 |
12:26 |
|
51:88
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| B12 |
09/01/2010 |
Brazil Brazil
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Slovenia Slovenia |
18:20 |
12:24 |
21:23 |
26:13 |
|
77:80
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| B13 |
02.09.2010 |
United States United States |
Tunisia Tunisia
|
19:13 |
20:20 |
24:13 |
29:11 |
|
92:57
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| B14 |
02.09.2010 |
Slovenia Slovenia |
Iran Iran
|
19:06 |
09:17 |
24:11 |
12:26 |
|
65:60
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| B15 |
02.09.2010 |
Brazil Brazil |
Croatia Croatia
|
22:19 |
26:16 |
24:15 |
20:24 |
|
92:74
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Group C - Ankara
| space |
team |
S. |
G |
V |
baskets |
Points |
Diff.
|
| 1 |
Turkey Turkey
|
5 |
5 |
0 |
393: 285 |
10 |
+108
|
| 2 |
Russia Russia
|
5 |
4th |
1 |
365: 346 |
9 |
+19
|
| 3 |
Greece Greece
|
5 |
3 |
2 |
403: 370 |
8th |
+33
|
| 4th |
China People's Republic People's Republic of China
|
5 |
1 |
4th |
360: 422 |
6th |
-62
|
| 5 |
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
|
5 |
1 |
4th |
386: 401 |
6th |
-15
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| 6th |
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast
|
5 |
1 |
4th |
334: 417 |
6th |
-83
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Group D - İzmir
| space |
team |
S. |
G |
V |
baskets |
Points |
Diff.
|
| 1 |
Lithuania Lithuania
|
5 |
5 |
0 |
391: 341 |
10 |
+50
|
| 2 |
Spain Spain
|
5 |
3 |
2 |
420: 356 |
8th |
+64
|
| 3 |
New Zealand New Zealand
|
5 |
3 |
2 |
424: 400 |
8th |
+24
|
| 4th |
France France
|
5 |
3 |
2 |
351: 339 |
8th |
+12
|
| 5 |
Lebanon Lebanon
|
5 |
1 |
4th |
339: 440 |
6th |
-101
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| 6th |
Canada Canada
|
5 |
0 |
5 |
330: 379 |
5 |
-49
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| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| D1 |
08/28/2010 |
New Zealand New Zealand
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Lithuania Lithuania |
24:25 |
10:25 |
27:24 |
18:18 |
|
79:92
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| D2 |
08/28/2010 |
Canada Canada
|
Lebanon Lebanon |
20:20 |
17:14 |
21:23 |
13:24 |
|
71:81
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| D3 |
08/28/2010 |
France France |
Spain Spain
|
09:18 |
18:10 |
16:16 |
29:22 |
|
72:66
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| D4 |
08/29/2010 |
Lithuania Lithuania |
Canada Canada
|
12:20 |
21:23 |
22:14 |
15:11 |
|
70:68
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| D5 |
08/29/2010 |
Lebanon Lebanon
|
France France |
20:22 |
08:20 |
19:21 |
12:23 |
|
59:86
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| D6 |
08/29/2010 |
Spain Spain |
New Zealand New Zealand
|
28:19 |
20:25 |
29:19 |
24:21 |
|
101: 84
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| D7 |
08/31/2010 |
New Zealand New Zealand |
Lebanon Lebanon
|
32:16 |
19:16 |
30:24 |
27:20 |
|
108: 76
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| D8 |
08/31/2010 |
France France |
Canada Canada
|
15:15 |
13:13 |
18:20 |
22:15 |
|
68:63
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| D9 |
08/31/2010 |
Spain Spain
|
Lithuania Lithuania |
22:11 |
21:24 |
21:18 |
09:23 |
|
73:76
|
| D10 |
09/01/2010 |
Canada Canada
|
New Zealand New Zealand |
08:11 |
20:24 |
13:12 |
20:24 |
|
61:71
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| D11 |
09/01/2010 |
Lebanon Lebanon
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Spain Spain |
22:21 |
10:22 |
15:29 |
10:19 |
|
57:91
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| D12 |
09/01/2010 |
Lithuania Lithuania |
France France
|
11:24 |
13: 06 |
28:11 |
17:14 |
|
69:55
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| D13 |
02.09.2010 |
Spain Spain |
Canada Canada
|
28:17 |
14:20 |
21:11 |
26:19 |
|
89:67
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| D14 |
02.09.2010 |
Lebanon Lebanon
|
Lithuania Lithuania |
16:16 |
16:23 |
19:25 |
15:20 |
|
66:84
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| D15 |
02.09.2010 |
New Zealand New Zealand |
France France
|
17:20 |
22: 05 |
19:18 |
24:27 |
|
82:70
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Knockout round
Tournament tree
Places 5 to 8
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Small
semifinals
|
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Finals
5th-6th space
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|
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|
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Game 73 - 09/10/2010
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spain Spain
|
97
|
|
|
Slovenia Slovenia
|
80
|
|
|
|
|
|
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Game 78 - 09/12/2010
|
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Spain Spain
|
81
|
|
|
|
Argentina Argentina
|
86
|
|
|
|
|
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7th and 8th place
|
|
|
Game 74 - 09/10/2010
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Game 77 - 09/11/2010
|
|
|
Russia Russia
|
61
|
Slovenia Slovenia
|
78
|
|
|
Argentina Argentina
|
73
|
|
Russia Russia
|
83
|
Round of 16
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 61 |
04.09.2010 |
Serbia Serbia |
Croatia Croatia
|
19:27 |
15: 09 |
20:14 |
19:22 |
|
73:72
|
| 62 |
04.09.2010 |
Spain Spain |
Greece Greece
|
22:19 |
15:12 |
15:20 |
28:21 |
|
80:72
|
| 63 |
05.09.2010 |
Turkey Turkey |
France France
|
19:14 |
24:14 |
28:17 |
24:32 |
|
95:77
|
| 64 |
05.09.2010 |
Slovenia Slovenia |
Australia Australia
|
16: 08 |
26:13 |
29:24 |
16:13 |
|
87:58
|
| 65 |
09/06/2010 |
United States United States |
Angola Angola
|
33:13 |
32:25 |
26:18 |
30:10 |
|
121: 66
|
| 66 |
09/06/2010 |
Russia Russia |
New Zealand New Zealand
|
13:15 |
18:12 |
20:13 |
27:16 |
|
78:56
|
| 67 |
07.09.2010 |
Lithuania Lithuania |
China People's Republic People's Republic of China
|
17:22 |
26:18 |
21:11 |
14:16 |
|
78:67
|
| 68 |
07.09.2010 |
Argentina Argentina |
Brazil Brazil
|
25:25 |
21:23 |
20:18 |
27:23 |
|
93:89
|
Quarter finals
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 69 |
09/08/2010 |
Serbia Serbia |
Spain Spain
|
27:23 |
22:18 |
18:23 |
25:25 |
|
92:89
|
| 70 |
09/08/2010 |
Turkey Turkey |
Slovenia Slovenia
|
27:14 |
23:17 |
21:12 |
24:25 |
|
95:68
|
| 71 |
09/09/2010 |
United States United States |
Russia Russia
|
25:25 |
19:14 |
26:17 |
19:23 |
|
89:79
|
| 72 |
09/09/2010 |
Lithuania Lithuania |
Argentina Argentina
|
28:18 |
22:12 |
35:23 |
19:32 |
|
104: 85
|
Small semifinals
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 73 |
09/10/2010 |
Spain Spain |
Slovenia Slovenia
|
16:23 |
22:18 |
26:21 |
33:18 |
|
97:80
|
| 74 |
09/10/2010 |
Russia Russia
|
Argentina Argentina |
11:15 |
22:21 |
19:18 |
09:19 |
|
61:73
|
Semifinals
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 76 |
09/11/2010 |
Serbia Serbia
|
Turkey Turkey |
20:17 |
22:18 |
21:25 |
19:23 |
|
82:83
|
| 77 |
09/11/2010 |
United States United States |
Lithuania Lithuania
|
23:12 |
19:15 |
23:26 |
24:21 |
|
89:74
|
Game for 7th place
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 75 |
09/11/2010 |
Slovenia Slovenia
|
Russia Russia |
23:21 |
14: 9 |
22:22 |
19:31 |
|
78:83
|
Play for 5th place
| game
|
date
|
Team 1
|
Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
|
3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
|
Loss
|
Result
|
| 78 |
09/12/2010 |
Spain Spain
|
Argentina Argentina |
16:23 |
16:26 |
30:16 |
19:21 |
|
81:86
|
3rd place match
| game
|
date
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Team 1
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Team 2
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1st Q.
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2nd Q.
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3rd Q.
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4th Q.
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Loss
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Result
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| 79 |
09/12/2010 |
Serbia Serbia
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Lithuania Lithuania |
22:23 |
16:25 |
16:24 |
34:27 |
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88:99
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final
| game
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date
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Team 1
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Team 2
|
1st Q.
|
2nd Q.
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3rd Q.
|
4th Q.
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Loss
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Result
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| 80 |
09/12/2010 |
Turkey Turkey
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United States United States |
17:22 |
15:20 |
16:19 |
16:20 |
|
64:81
|
Bottom line
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United States United States (4th title)
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Turkey Turkey
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Lithuania Lithuania
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Serbia Serbia
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Argentina Argentina
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Spain Spain
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Russia Russia
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Slovenia Slovenia
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Brazil Brazil
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Australia Australia
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Greece Greece
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New Zealand New Zealand
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France France
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Croatia Croatia
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Angola Angola
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China People's Republic People's Republic of China
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Germany Germany
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Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
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Iran Iran
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Lebanon Lebanon
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Ivory Coast Ivory Coast
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Canada Canada
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Jordan Jordan
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Tunisia Tunisia
Awards
The American Kevin Durant was named “ Most Valuable Player ” (MVP) of the tournament . In addition to him, the Serb Miloš Teodosić , the Turk Hedo Türkoğlu , the Lithuanian Linas Kleiza and the Argentine Luis Scola were elected to the all-tournament team .
Media coverage
For the German-speaking area, the television broadcaster Sport1 broadcast 22 games live, including all encounters with the participation of the German team and all knockout games from the quarterfinals. The World Cup was broadcast to 183 countries around the world.
criticism
In an interview after the game for third place between Serbia and Lithuania, Serbian coach Dušan Ivković expressed his displeasure with the referees' decisions, especially in the semi-finals against the Turkish team. As a consequence, he called on the responsible officials of FIBA, General Secretary Patrick Baumann and Sports Director Lubomir Kotleba to resign. Baumann himself described the 2010 World Cup as "the most successful basketball World Cup in history".
Others
As in the 2006 World Basketball Championships and the 2008 Olympic Games , the Molten GL7 was used as a match ball at the 2010 World Cup . The tournament mascot, Bascat , represented a van cat . Vuvuzelas, which had become popular due to the 2010 World Cup and were controversial due to their volume, were strictly forbidden in the spectator stands .
See also
Individual evidence
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↑ "Qualification Oceania"
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↑ Official FIBA rules as of October 1, 2008 (PDF; 777 kB)
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↑ Durant leads USA to the title
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↑ FIBA to stick with Molten GL7 Basketball for 2010 FIBA World Championship
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