FIBA World Championship records

FIBA World Championship records

List of records attained in the FIBA World Championship.

General performances

Performances of host countries

From 1959 to 1982, the host qualified directly to the final round, thus bypassing the preliminary round (group stages). As a result, the host's final rank would no worse than the number of teams in the final round (between six to eight); however from 1986 the host was made to compete in the preliminary round.

However, the success rate of hosts winning the tournament is rather low (20%, 3 of 15), as compared to the FIFA World Cup's success rate of 32% (6 of 19); furthermore, no host has won the championship since Yugoslavia won in 1970, and the closest was on 1998 when Greece was eliminated in the semifinals.

Top scorer by tournament (total)

* 1950 flagicon|CHI Rufino Bernedo 86
* 1954 flagicon|URU Oscar Moglia 168
* 1959 flagicon|USA Jerry Vayda 162
* 1963 flagicon|PER Ricardo Duarte 163
* 1967 flagicon|POL Bohdan Likszo 180
* 1970 flagicon|KOR Shin Dong-pa 261
* 1974 flagicon|ESP Wayne Brabender 207
* 1978 flagicon|TCH Kamil Brabenec 188
* 1982 flagicon|YUG Dragan Kicanovic 190
* 1986 flagicon|GRE Nikos Galis 337
* 1990 flagicon|BRA Oscar Schmidt 284
* 1994 flagicon|AUS Andrew Gaze 191
* 1998 flagicon|ESP Alberto Herreros 161
* 2002 flagicon|GER Dirk Nowitzki 216
* 2006 flagicon|GER Dirk Nowitzki 209

Top scorer by tournament (average)

* 1950 flagicon|ESP Alvaro Salvadores 13.7
* 1954 flagicon|URU Oscar Moglia 18.6
* 1959 flagicon|ROC James Chen 20.1
* 1963 flagicon|PER Ricardo Duarte 20.3
* 1967 flagicon|POL Bohdan Likszo 20
* 1970 flagicon|KOR Shin Dong-pa 32.6
* 1974 flagicon|MEX Arturo Guerrero 27
* 1978 flagicon|TCH Kamil Brabenec 26.8
* 1982 flagicon|URU Wilfredo Ruiz 24
* 1986 flagicon|GRE Nikos Galis 33.7
* 1990 flagicon|BRA Oscar Schmidt 35.5
* 1994 flagicon|AUS Andrew Gaze 23.8
* 1998 flagicon|ESP Alberto Herreros 17.8
* 2002 flagicon|GER Dirk Nowitzki 24
* 2006 flagicon|CHN Yao Ming 25.3

Top cumulative scorers

# Oscar Schmidt - 916
# Andrew Gaze - 599
# Drazen Dalipagic - 568
# Marcel De Souza - 550
# Dragan Kicanovic - 484

Top scoring averages

# Nikos Galis - 33.7
# Shin Dong-pa - 32.6
# Arturo Guerrero - 27.0
# Oscar Schmidt - 26.1
# Manuel Raga - 26.1

Top scorers in a single game

# Hur Jae - 62 vs. bk-rt|Egypt in 1990.
# Nikos Galis - 53 vs. bk-rt|Panama in 1986.
# Oscar Schmidt - 49 vs. bk-rt|Cuba in 1986.
# Nikos Galis - 48 vs. bk-rt|China in 1986.
# Jordi Villacampa - 48 vs. bk-rt|Venezuela in 1990.
# Oscar Schmidt - 48 vs. bk-rt|Australia in 1990.

Most number of tournaments played

*5 tournaments:
**flagicon|BRA Ubiratan Pereira Maciel (41 games)
**flagicon|AUS Phil Smyth (39 games)
**flagicon|BRA Marcel De Souza (38 games)
*4 tournaments:
**flagicon|AUS Ray Borner (39 games)
**flagicon|BRA Wlamir Marques (36 games)

Top medalists


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