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1998 FIBA Asia U-18 Championship
15th Asian Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host nationIndia
DatesNovember 5–13
Teams15 
(from 44 federations)

Venues1 
(in 1 host city)

Champions
 China
(6th title)

MVP
China Yao Ming

The ABC Under-18 Championship 1998 is the 15th edition of the ABC's junior championship for basketball. The games were held at Kolkata, India from November 5–13, 1998.




Contents





  • 1 Preliminary round

    • 1.1 Group A


    • 1.2 Group B


    • 1.3 Group C


    • 1.4 Group D



  • 2 Quarterfinal round

    • 2.1 Group I


    • 2.2 Group II


    • 2.3 Group III


    • 2.4 Group IV



  • 3 Classification 5th–14th

    • 3.1 13th place


    • 3.2 11th place


    • 3.3 9th place


    • 3.4 7th place


    • 3.5 5th place



  • 4 Final round

    • 4.1 Semifinals


    • 4.2 3rd place


    • 4.3 Final



  • 5 Final standing


  • 6 Awards


  • 7 References




Preliminary round



Group A















































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts
Tiebreaker

 China
321250159+9151–0

 Iran
321228191+3750–1

 Hong Kong
312155264−10941–0

 Lebanon
312198217−1940–1


November 5
18:00






Hong Kong 
76–66
 Lebanon

Scoring by half: 30–28, 36–48


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 5
19:30






China 
81–58
 Iran

Scoring by half: 44–19, 37–39


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 6
17:00






Lebanon 
59–54
 China

Scoring by half: 28–27, 31–27


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 6
18:30






Iran 
73–47
 Hong Kong

Scoring by half: 35–29, 38–18


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
11:00






China 
115–42
 Hong Kong

Scoring by half: 51–24, 64–18


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
15:30






Iran 
97–63
 Lebanon

Scoring by half: 44–26, 53–37


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group B










































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 Qatar
330253142+111
6

 Malaysia
321211220−9
5

 India
312228223+5
4

 Pakistan
303146253−107
3


November 5
16:30







India 
76–87
 Malaysia

Scoring by half: 44–48, 32–39


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 6
14:00






Qatar 
87–32
 Pakistan

Scoring by half: 29–14, 58–18


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
9:30







Malaysia 
52–87
 Qatar

Scoring by half: 32–48, 20–39


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
15:30







Pakistan 
57–94
 India

Scoring by half: 35–42, 22–52


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
14:00






Qatar 
79–58
 India

Scoring by half: 31–22, 48–36


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
17:00







Pakistan 
57–72
 Malaysia

Scoring by half: 31–40, 26–32


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group C










































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 Japan
330310131+179
6

 Philippines
321263162+101
5

 Kuwait
312146193−47
4

 Bangladesh
30389322−233
3


November 6
9:30







Bangladesh 
21–67
 Kuwait

Scoring by half: 11–33, 10–34


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 6
15:30






Japan 
81–65
 Philippines

Scoring by half: 45–35, 36–30


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
12:30







Bangladesh 
30–147
 Japan

Scoring by half: 15–68, 15–79


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
14:00







Kuwait 
43–90
 Philippines

Scoring by half: 20–45, 23–45


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
9:30






Japan 
82–36
 Kuwait

Scoring by half: 34–16, 48–20


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
11:00






Philippines 
108–38
 Bangladesh

Scoring by half: 60–20, 48–18


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group D


































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 Chinese Taipei
220202171+31
4

 Kazakhstan
211155184−29
3

 South Korea
202173175−2
2


November 6
11:00






Chinese Taipei 
106–76
 Kazakhstan

Scoring by half: 58–38, 48–38


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 7
17:00







South Korea 
95–96
 Chinese Taipei

Scoring by half: 53–49, 42–47


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 8
12:30






Kazakhstan 
79–78 (OT)
 South Korea

Scoring by half: 39–33, 30–36 Overtime: 10–9


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Quarterfinal round



Group I










































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 China
330271178+93
6

 Japan
321275235+40
5

 Kazakhstan
312242260−18
4

 Malaysia
303183298−115
3


November 9
16:30







Malaysia 
55–97
 Japan

Scoring by half: 34–47, 21–50


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 9
18:00






China 
83–49
 Kazakhstan

Scoring by half: 33–25, 50–24


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
17:00






Japan 
97–89
 Kazakhstan

Scoring by half: 61–48, 36–41


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
18:30






China 
97–48
 Malaysia

Scoring by half: 52–29, 45–19


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
12:00







Malaysia 
80–104
 Kazakhstan

Scoring by half: 42–48, 38–56


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
18:30






China 
91–81
 Japan

Scoring by half: 40–40, 51–41


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group II










































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 Qatar
330220164+56
6

 Chinese Taipei
321242230+12
5

 Iran
312196220−24
4

 Philippines
303196240−44
3


November 9
13:30







Iran 
79–96
 Chinese Taipei

Scoring by half: 39–61, 40–35


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 9
15:00






Qatar 
84–57
 Philippines

Scoring by half: 40–31, 44–26


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
12:00







Iran 
53–68
 Qatar

Scoring by half: 28–33, 25–35


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
13:30







Philippines 
83–92
 Chinese Taipei

Scoring by half: 50–43, 33–49


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
13:30






Iran 
64–56
 Philippines

Scoring by half: 31–29, 33–27


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
17:00






Qatar 
68–54
 Chinese Taipei

Scoring by half: 31–24, 37–30


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group III










































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 South Korea
330355177+178
6

 India
321261238+23
5

 Lebanon
312233225+8
4

 Bangladesh
303156365−209
3


November 9
10:30







Lebanon 
60–85
 South Korea

Scoring by half: 25–46, 35–39


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 9
12:00






India 
102–58
 Bangladesh

Scoring by half: 47–25, 55–33


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
10:30







Bangladesh 
48–148
 South Korea

Scoring by half: 28–67, 20–81


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
15:15







Lebanon 
58–90
 India

Scoring by half: 29–37, 29–53


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
10:30






Lebanon 
115–50
 Bangladesh

Scoring by half: 59–22, 56–28


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
15:15






South Korea 
122–69
 India

Scoring by half: 60–33, 62–36


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Group IV


































Team
Pld
W
L
PF
PA
PD
Pts

 Hong Kong
22013597+38
4

 Kuwait
211109131−22
3

 Pakistan
202113129−16
2


November 9
9:00






Hong Kong 
69–46
 Kuwait

Scoring by half: 34–19, 35–27


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 10
9:00






Hong Kong 
66–51
 Pakistan

Scoring by half: 33–24, 33–27


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 11
9:00







Pakistan 
62–63
 Kuwait

Scoring by half: 36–36, 26–27


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Classification 5th–14th



13th place




November 12
8:00







Pakistan 
45–73
 Lebanon

Scoring by half: 27–42, 18–31


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




11th place




November 12
9:30







Kuwait 
77–94
 India

Scoring by half: 43–53, 34–41


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




9th place




November 12
11:00







Hong Kong 
64–103
 South Korea

Scoring by half: 27–54, 37–49


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




7th place




November 13
9:00







Malaysia 
50–95
 Philippines

Scoring by half: 18–37, 32–58


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




5th place




November 13
10:30







Kazakhstan 
67–83
 Iran

Scoring by half: 38–41, 29–42


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Final round
























































 
SemifinalsFinal
 
      
 
November 12
 
 

 China 		95
 
November 13
 

 Chinese Taipei
73
 

 China 		59
 
November 12
 

 Qatar
45
 

 Japan
66
 
 

 Qatar
78
 
3rd place
 
 
November 13
 
 

 Chinese Taipei
94
 
 
 Japan
110


Semifinals




November 12
15:00






China 
95–73
 Chinese Taipei

Scoring by half: 48–29, 47–44


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata





November 12
16:45







Japan 
66–78
 Qatar

Scoring by half: 34–46, 32–32


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




3rd place




November 13
12:00







Chinese Taipei 
94–110
 Japan

Scoring by half: 55–64, 39–46


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Final




November 13
15:00






China 
59–45
 Qatar

Scoring by half: 26–21, 33–24


Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata




Final standing




Qualified for the 1999 FIBA Under-19 World Championship
















































Rank
Team
Record

1st, gold medalist(s)

 China
7–1

2nd, silver medalist(s)

 Qatar
7–1

3rd, bronze medalist(s)

 Japan
6–2
4

 Chinese Taipei
4–3
5

 Iran
4–3
6

 Kazakhstan
2–4
7

 Philippines
3–4
8

 Malaysia
2–5
9

 South Korea
4–2
10

 Hong Kong
3–3
11

 India
4–3
12

 Kuwait
2–4
13

 Lebanon
3–4
14

 Pakistan
0–6
15

 Bangladesh
0–6


Awards


 1998 Asian Under-18 Champions 


China
Sixth title

  • Most Valuable Player: China Yao Ming


  • Best Playmaker: Japan Yuta Tabuse


  • Best Scorer: Japan Fumio Murayama


  • Best Coach: China Ma Lianbo


References


  • FIBA Archive







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