GB LEARN FIBA WORLD CUP QUALIFYING DRAW
Great Britain’s men were handed an awkward draw in the qualifiers for the 2023 FIBA World Cup.
GB are in Group B for the first phase, along with Greece, Turkey and Belarus.
The games will be played in the international windows of November 22-30 2021, 21 Feb-1 March and 27 June-5 July 2022.
The top three from the group will advance to the second phase. The trio progressing from GB’s pool would cross over with the leading finishers from Group A of Serbia, Slovakia, Belgium and Latvia.
Those fixtures would be in 22-30 August and 7-15 November 2022 and 20-28 February 2023.
The World Cup, co-hosted by Japan, Indonesia and The Philippines, will be held in August and September of 2023 with the draw for the finals slated for the preceding March 6.
Full Europe World Cup draw.pic.twitter.com/rZDr7wsUHa
— Mark Woods (@markbritball) August 31, 2021
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