Three Southeast Asian teams participated at the 2018 FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup which was held in Shenzhen, China from April 27 to May 1.Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand competed in both men and women events.In Men's qualifying event, Thailand ranked 3rd in Pool 1A while Malaysia placed 5th out of 6 teams in the pool. Unfortunately, both teams failed to advance in the main draw of the event.In Pool 1B qualifying round, Men's team of Indonesia also failed to go to the main draw as the squad placed 5th in the group.In women's division, only team Thailand went thru the qualifying round while teams from Indonesia and Malaysia were already seeded in the main draw.In the main draw, Indonesia reached the quarter finals but was halted to advance in the semi-finals by much stronger team Australia.Below are the results of our Southeast Asian teams at the tournament.
Men's Event
Indonesia in Qualifying Draw 1B
- April 27 | Indonesia 13-17 Hong Kong
- April 27 | Indonesia 08-22 Australia
- April 28 | Indonesia 12-21 Iran
- April 29 | Indonesia 20-19 Samoa
- April 29 | Indonesia 21-17 Guam
Malaysia in Qualifying Draw 1A
- April 27 | Malaysia 14-21 Uzbekistan
- April 27 | Malaysia 21-07 Vanuatu
- April 28 | Malaysia 16-14 Sri Lanka
- April 28 | Malaysia 14-21 South Korea
- April 29 | Malaysia 06-21 Thailand
Thailand in Qualifying Draw 1A
- April 27 | Thailand 19-21 Sri Lanka
- April 27 | Thailand 16-17 Uzbekistan
- April 28 | Thailand 10-21 South Korea
- April 28 | Thailand 20-12 Vanuatu
- April 29 | Thailand 21-06 Malaysia
Men's Final Ranking (with 21 teams)15th - Thailand | 18th - Indonesia | 19th - Malaysia
Women's Event
Thailand in Qualifying Draw B
- April 28 | Thailand 11-21 Australia
- April 28 | Thailand 21-07 Samoa
- April 29 | Thailand 21-06 Sri Lanka
Main Draw
Malaysia in Pool AQuarter Finals
- April 29 | Malaysia 06-21 China
- April 29 | Malaysia 12-17 New Zealand
Indonesia in Pool B
- April 30 | Indonesia 11-15 Uzbekistan
- April 30 | Indonesia 21-16 Jordan
- May 01 | Indonesia 03-21 Australia
Women's Final Ranking (with 18 teams)7th - Indonesia | 12th - Malaysia | 14th - Thailand
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