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2022 FIBA Women’s World Cup schedule, results

FIBA Women's World Cup

TOKYO, JAPAN August 2: A’Ja Wilson #9 of the United States shoots during the France V USA Preliminary Round Group B Basketball Women match at the Saitama Super Arena during the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games on August 2, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)

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The U.S. women’s basketball team won its fourth consecutive title at the FIBA World Cup in Sydney -- and eighth global gold in a row overall when including the Olympics.

A’ja Wilson, a two-time WNBA MVP, and Breanna Stewart, the Tokyo Olympic MVP, headlined a U.S. roster that, for the first time since 2000, included neither Sue Bird (retired) nor Diana Taurasi (injured).

The new-look team had nobody over the age of 30 for the first time since 1994, before the U.S. began its dynasty at the 1996 Atlanta Games. The Americans have won 60 consecutive games between worlds and the Olympics dating to the 2006 Worlds bronze-medal game.

The U.S. beat China in the final, while host Australia took bronze to send 41-year-old Lauren Jackson into retirement.

Nigeria, which played the U.S. the closest of any foe in Tokyo (losing by nine points), wasn’t present after its federation withdrew the team over governance issues. Spain, ranked second in the world, failed to qualify.

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2022 FIBA Women’s World Cup Schedule, Results

DateTime (ET)GameRound
Wed., Sept. 218:30 p.m.Puerto Rico 82, Bosnia and Herzegovina 58Group A
9:30 p.m.USA 87, Belgium 72Group A
11 p.m.Canada 67, Serbia 60Group B
Thurs., Sept. 2212 a.m.Japan 89, Mali 56Group B
3:30 a.m.China 107, South Korea 44Group A
6:30 a.m.France 70, Australia 57Group B
8:30 p.m.USA 106, Puerto Rico 42Group A
10 p.m.Serbia 69, Japan 64Group B
11 p.m.Belgium 84, South Korea 61Group A
Fri., Sept. 2312:30 a.m.China 98, Bosnia and Herzegovina 51Group A
4 a.m.Canada 59, France 45Group B
6:30 a.m.Australia 118, Mali 58Group B
Sat., Sept. 2412:30 a.m.USA 77, China 63Group A
4 a.m.South Korea 99, Bosnia and Herzegovina 66Group A
6:30 a.m.Belgium 68, Puerto Rico 65Group A
Sun., Sept. 2512:30 a.m.France 74, Mali 59Group B
4 a.m.Australia 69, Serbia 54Group B
6:30 a.m.Canada 70, Japan 56Group B
9:30 p.m.Belgium 85, Bosnia and Herzegovina 55Group A
11:30 p.m.Serbia 81, Mali 68Group B
Mon., Sept. 2612 a.m.USA 145, South Korea 69Group A
2 a.m.France 67, Japan 53Group B
3:30 a.m.China 95, Puerto Rico 60Group A
6:30 a.m.Australia 75, Canada 72Group B
9:30 p.m.Puerto Rico 92, South Korea 73Group A
11:30 p.m.China 81, Belgium 55Group A
Tues., Sept. 2712 a.m.USA 121, Bosnia and Herzegovina 59Group A
2 a.m.Canada 88, Mali 65Group B
3:30 a.m.Serbia 68, France 62Group B
6:30 a.m.Australia 71, Japan 54Group B
Wed., Sept. 2810 p.m.USA 88, Serbia 55Quarterfinals
Thurs., Sept. 2912:30 a.m.Canada 79, Puerto Rico 60Quarterfinals
4 a.m.China 85, France 71Quarterfinals
6:30 a.m.Australia 86, Belgium 69Quarterfinals
Fri., Sept. 303 a.m.USA 83, Canada 43Semifinals
5:30 a.m.China 61, Australia 59Semifinals
11 p.m.Australia 95, Canada 65Third-Place Game
Sat., Oct. 12 a.m.USA 83, China 61Gold-Medal Game