With a spot in the Fiba Asia Cup secured, Gilas Pilipinas will have two more games to play in the third window of the Qualifiers in February next year ahead of the main tournament in Saudi Arabia. These won’t be no-bearing matches for national coach Tim Cone,

India needed a victory to stay in stay in contention at the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 qualifiers and at the Nehru Stadium on Monday, an inspired team just that. And by virtue of beating Kazakhstan, a much higher ranked outfit,

Pranav Prince was the standout performer for India, with 17 points, six rebounds and seven assists to his name while Vladimir Ivanov led the scoring charts for Kazakhstan with 15.

Gilas Pilipinas formally qualified for the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 in Saudi Arabia after New Zealand defeated Chinese Taipei, 91-64, in the 2025 Qualifiers at the Wolfbrook Arena in Christchurch, New Zealand on Monday.

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India had a strong showing on Monday after beating Kazakhstan 88–69 at the Nehru Stadium in the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers 2025.

India stunned Kazakhstan with a huge 88-69 win in the second window of the FIBA Asia Cup Qualifiers, at the Nehru Indoor Stadium here on Monday, for its first win in four matches of the tournament. The victory provided the host a much-needed lifeline in its quest to qualify for the finals.

India's basketball team faces a crucial match against Kazakhstan. Victory is essential for Asia Cup qualification. India will depend on three-point shooting. The teams have played twice recently, with Kazakhstan winning both.