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24 Aug’ 2026

Qatar Men’s and Women’s 3x3 Teams Continue FIBA Nations League Campaign in Singapore

Singapore : Qatar’s U23 men’s and women’s 3x3 basketball teams continue their participation in the FIBA 3x3 Youth Nations League 2026 – Asia West/Pacific, being held in Singapore from August 20 to 26.

The competition features a series of six stops, providing Qatar’s young players with valuable international experience against strong teams from across the region.

The men’s team comprises Mohammed Ahmed, Abdulrahman Ashraf, Mubarak Jama and Issa Radi.

Qatar opened Stop 1 on August 20 with a 15–9 defeat to Turkmenistan before losing 21–11 to Australia. In Stop 2, the team fell 14–8 to Bahrain before producing a competitive display against Saudi Arabia, narrowly losing 19–17.

In Stop 3, Qatar faced Turkmenistan again, losing 21–12, before Saudi Arabia secured a 17–13 victory in the second match.

The men’s team will continue its campaign in Stop 4 on August 24, facing Turkmenistan at 8:55 a.m. Doha time before taking on Australia at 10:45 a.m.

Stop 5 will see Qatar meet Bahrain and Saudi Arabia on August 25, before concluding the competition in Stop 6 on August 26 with matches against Turkmenistan and Saudi Arabia.

Meanwhile, Qatar’s women’s team features Dima Khalid, Sara Zayed, Dana Al-Sayed and Fatima Jamal.

The team began its campaign in Stop 1 against Australia, losing 21–2, before falling 21–6 to Turkmenistan. In Stop 2, Qatar faced Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, with the two matches ending 21–5 and 21–4 respectively.

Qatar returned to action in Stop 3 against Australia, who won 21–3, before Bahrain recorded a 21–6 victory in the second match.

The women’s team will compete in Stop 4 on August 24, facing Australia at 8:30 a.m. Doha time before meeting Turkmenistan at 10:20 a.m.

Their campaign will continue in Stop 5 on August 25 against Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, before concluding the sixth and final stop on August 26 with matches against Australia and Bahrain.

Qatar’s participation in the Nations League forms part of efforts to provide young players with greater international exposure, enhance their competitive experience and support the continued development of 3x3 basketball in the country.

 

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