Belarus national basketball team
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Belarus  Беларусь |
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| FIBA ranking | 83 |
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| FIBA zone | FIBA Europe |
| Coach | Alexander Borisov |
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| Appearances | None |
| Medals | None |
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| Appearances | None |
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| Appearances | None |
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The Russia national basketball team represents Russia in international basketball competitions. The team came into existence after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and its powerful basketball team. The team has won 2 silver medals in the FIBA World Championships and one gold medal in EuroBasket.
[edit] 2007 Roster
| # | Player | Position | Born | Current Club |
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| 4 | Pavel Ulyanko | Forward | 1979 |  CSK VSS Samara |
| 5 | Yahor Meshcharnakou | Forward | 1976 |  Azovmash Mariupol |
| 6 | Arseni Kuchinsky | Forward | 1979 | MBC Odessa |
| 7 | Dmitri Kouzmine | Guard | 1975 | Lvovskaya Politekhnika Lvov |
| 8 | Aliaksei Pyntsikau | Guard | 1975 | Vitalyur Minsk |
| 9 | Alexander Koul | Center | 1975 |  Keravnos Strovolou |
| 11 | Dzianis Korshuk | Center | 1978 |  AZS Koszalin |
| 12 | Uladzimir Veremeyenka | Forward | 1984 | Khimki |
| 13 | Uladzimir Charko | Forward | 1974 | Vitalyur Minsk |
| 14 | Alexander Kudrautsau | Guard | 1980 | Energa Czarni Slupsk |
| 15 | Nikola Aliakseyeu | Center | 1978 |  Falco KC-Szombathely |
Head Coach: Alexander Borisov
[edit] See also
Soviet Union national basketball team
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International basketball
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