The term Team Asia is used in a number of sports to designate a unified team of Asian countries in several sports competitions and sports tournaments.
Competition | Sport | Contributing regions | Notes | |
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2016 ISU Team Challenge Cup | Figure skating | The inaugural ISU Team Challenge Cup features Team Asia against Team Europe and Team North America | [1] | |
2015 Kings Cup | Pool (cue sport) | The inaugural Kings Cup featured Team Asia versus European and US players on Team West. | [2] [3] [4] | |
Queens Cup | Billiards | Team Asia plays against Team West | [5] | |
2015 Peachtree Cup | Road running | The inaugural Peachtree Cup, part of the Peachtree Road Race 2015 competition, featured Team Asia against Team USA, Team Europe, Team Africa. | [6] [7] [8] | |
2014 World Ladies Championship Goodwill Cup | Golf | The inaugural World Ladies Championship Goodwill Cup featured Team Asia versus Team Europe. The Goodwill Cup large team championship was played as part of the World Ladies Championship. | [9] [10] | |
EurAsia Cup | Golf | The EurAsia Cup features Team Asia versus Team Europe. | [11] | |
Euro-Asia Cup | Table tennis | The Euro-Asia Cup features Team Asia versus Team Europe. | ||
Basketbol Süper Ligi All-Star Game | Basketball | The Turkish Basketball Super League's game features Team Asia versus Team Europe, with the teams consisting of players representing clubs based in the Asian (Anatolia) and European (East Thrace) portions of Turkey. | [12] | |
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