3x3 Pro Basketball League

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3x3 International Pro Basketball League
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Sport Basketball
Founded2017;7 years ago (2017)
First season2017
Owner(s)YKBK Enterprise Private Limited
CEO Rohit Bakshi
No. of teams12 Men & 6 Women
Country India (originally)
Headquarters Gurugram, Haryana
TV partner(s)SonySix, SonyLIV
Official website Official website

3x3 International Pro Basketball League is a men's and women's professional 3x3 basketball league founded in India, recognized by FIBA under Basketball Federation of India. [1] [2] Founded in 2017, the competition currently consists of 12 teams in men's and 6 in women's league.

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History

3BL is managed by YKBK Enterprise Private Limited, a company registered and headquartered in Gurugram, Haryana. [3] YKBK is the exclusive right holder of operating a Professional 3x3 Basketball League in the Indian subcontinent by FIBA, which includes six countries (India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Maldives and Bhutan). 3BL was founded by Rohit Bakshi. [4] [5] The first season of the league was played in Bengaluru, Delhi, Aizawl, Kolkata, Chennai, and Mumbai. [1] [6]

Indian teams

There are currently 18 teams with international and Indian players, both men and women. [7] [8]

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Wingers
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Machas
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Icons
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Hoopers/Divas
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Masters
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Panthers
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Ballers
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Regals
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Stars
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Warriors
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Ligers
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Heroes
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Queens
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Spunkies
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Snipers
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Legends
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Challengers
Men and Women 3BL teams. Green denotes a Men's team and Pink denotes a Women's team. Delhi has both Men's and Women's teams.
Men's
TeamsState/City
Ahmedabad Wingers Ahmedabad
Aizawl Legends Aizawl
Bangalore Machas Bangalore
Chandigarh Challengers Chandigarh
Chennai Icons Chennai
Delhi Hoopers Delhi
Goa Snipers Goa
Gurugram Masters Gurugram
Hyderabad Ballers Hyderabad
Kolkata Warriors Kolkata
Lucknow Ligers Lucknow
Mumbai Heroes Mumbai
Women's
TeamsState/City
Coimbatore Spunkies Coimbatore
Delhi Divas Delhi
Jaipur Regals Jaipur
Kochi Stars Kochi
Ludhiana Queens Ludhiana
Pune Panthers Pune

Seasons (India)

Season 1
RankTeamMWW%PTS
1Delhi Hoopers302790580
2Ahmedabad Wingers261662415
3Bangalore Machas231670375
4Mumbai Hustlers211048310
5Hyderabad Ballers191053286
6Aizawl Legends18739251
7Jaipur Regals17741241
8Chennai Icons18739221
9Kochi Knights14429174
10Goa Snipers14536161
11Chandigarh Beasts15320153
12Kolkata Warriors1318121
Season 2 (Conference A)
RankTeamMWW%PTS
1Chandigarh Challengers (2)10770197
2Goa Snipers (5)10550187
3Delhi Hoopers (1)11545175
4Chennai Icon (4)8562151
5Aizawl Legends (6)8450128
6Bangalore Machas (3)7114103
Conference B
RankTeamMWW%PTS
1Gurugram Masters (2)121192247
2Mumbai Heroes (1)121083237
3Kolkata Warriors (5)9333153
4Hyderabad Ballers (4)7114116
5Lucknow Ligers (3)8225108
6Ahmedabad Wingers (6)60084
Women
RankTeamMWW%PTS
1Kochi Stars (6)10770160
2Pune Panthers (4)11764176
3Coimbatore Spunkies (2)10660165
4Jaipur Regals (1)9444141
5Ludhiana Queens (5)722986
6Delhi Divas (3)711461

See also

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