On July 3rd, Beijing time, the 2023 Men’s Basketball World Cup Asian Qualifiers continued. On the same day, the Japanese team defeated the Chinese Taipei team 89-49 and finished third in the group, joining the Australian team and the Chinese team in qualifying;

On July 3rd, Beijing time, the 2023 Men’s Basketball World Cup Asian Qualifiers continued. On the same day, Japanese team defeated Chinese Taipei team and won the third place in the group, joining the Australian team and the Chinese team. The Chinese team collapsed in the last quarter and only scored 3 points, and lost to the Australian team 48-71 and suffered a "double kill" by its opponent. ". The Philippines defeated India 79-63, also doubling their opponents.

B Group

Japan 89-49 Chinese Taipei

In the first quarter, the Chinese Taipei team started with an 11-7 lead. In the second half of the game, the Japanese team suddenly exerted its strength and hit a 15-0 spurt to take the lead. In the first quarter, the Japanese team led 25-14. In the second quarter, both teams felt average, but the Japanese team still took the lead. In the first half, the Japanese team led the Chinese Taipei team 42-27.

In the third quarter, the Japanese team continued to expand the point difference. With Tominaga Kaisheng making two free throws, the Japanese team's lead reached 20 points. In this quarter, the Chinese Taipei team only scored 9 points, and the Japanese team ended the third quarter with a 60-36 lead. In the fourth quarter, the two teams began training, and the Japanese team's lead grew larger and larger. In the end, they defeated the Chinese Taipei team 89-49 and qualified for third place in the group.

The Japanese team's Tominaga Kaisei scored 17 points, Zhang Bentianjie 10 points and 5 rebounds, Evans had 13 points and 6 rebounds; Lin Bingsheng of the Chinese Taipei team had 13 points, and Tang Weijie had 15 points.

China 48-71 Australia

In the first quarter, the Chinese team led the Australian team by 2 points 18-16; in the second quarter, Australia scored 14-11 in a single quarter. After halftime, the Chinese team was only 1 point behind the Australian team 29-30. In the third quarter, the Chinese team was still able to bite its opponent and entered the final quarter with a score of 45 draws. In the fourth quarter, the Chinese team suddenly collapsed and only scored 3 points. The Australian team opened the score with a 14-0 scoring climax, and finally defeated the Chinese team again 71-48.

The Chinese team's Wang Zhelin 12 points, Zhou Qi 5 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks, Guo Ailun6 points and 5 rebounds, Zhao Rui8 points, Zhu Junlong7 points and 5 rebounds; Australia's Dellavedova 13 He scored 5 rebounds, Maker had 213 points and 8 rebounds, and Jack White had 16 points and 14 rebounds.

Group A

Philippines 79-63 India

In the first quarter, the Indian team resisted slightly after the start. After the battle reached 12-9, the Philippines team launched a 9-1 spurt to end the first quarter with a 21-10 lead. In the second quarter, the Philippine team continued to expand its lead, scoring 24-14 in a single quarter and ending the first half with a 45-24 lead. In the third quarter, the Indian team began to counterattack, and the scores of the two teams increased alternately. The Philippines ended the quarter with a 65-44 lead. In the fourth quarter, the Indian team scored 19-14 to recover 5 points, but fell behind too much. In the end, the Philippines defeated the Indian team 79-63.

Ramos of the Philippine team scored 21 points and 5 rebounds, while Ravenna scored 12 points and 2 rebounds. Hafeez of the Indian team scored 13 points, while Sekhun and Krishnan each scored 12 points.