Team Africa played Team World in the third NBA Africa Game at Sun Arena at Time Square in Pretoria, South Africa, on Saturday. The game was being played in support of the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Team Africa comprised players born in Africa, or with direct family ties to the continent, while Team World featured players drawn from the rest of the world.
Team Africa
Luol Deng (Los Angeles Lakers; South Sudan)
Al-Farouq Aminu (Portland Trail Blazers; U.S.; parents from Nigeria)
Bismack Biyombo (Charlotte Hornets; Democratic Republic of the Congo)*
Cheick Diallo (New Orleans Pelicans; Mali)
Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers; Cameroon; BWB Africa 2011)*
Evan Fournier (Orlando Magic; France; parent from Algeria)
Serge Ibaka (Toronto Raptors; Republic of the Congo)
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (Oklahoma City Thunder; France; parent from Democratic Republic of the Congo)
Ian Mahinmi (Washington Wizards; France; parent from Benin)
Pascal Siakam (Toronto Raptors; Cameroon; BWB Africa 2012).
Team Africa was coached by Miami Heat assistant coach Juwan Howard.
Team World
Harrison Barnes (Dallas Mavericks; U.S.)
John Collins (Atlanta Hawks; U.S.)
Danilo Gallinari (LA Clippers; Italy; BWB Europe 2003)
Rudy Gay (San Antonio Spurs; U.S.)*
JaVale McGee (Los Angeles Lakers; U.S.)
Khris Middleton (Milwaukee Bucks; U.S.)*
Dennis Smith Jr. (Dallas Mavericks; U.S.)
Hassan Whiteside (Miami Heat; U.S.)
Marvin Williams (Hornets; U.S.)
Team World was coached by Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina.
(* denotes team co-captain)
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History
2015: Team World defeated Team Africa 101-97 in the first NBA Africa Game, staged at Ellis Park Arena, in Johannesburg, South Africa.
2017: Team World maintained their undefeated run, beating Team Africa 108-97 in the second NBA Africa Game at the Ticketpro Dome in Johannesburg, South Africa.
NBA Africa Game 2018: The best of ESPN's coverage
Embiid's heroics not enough for Team Africa: Team World led from start to finish to make it three wins in three games against Team Africa, taking the 2018 NBA Africa Game 96-92 at the Sun Arena at Time Square in Pretoria on Saturday.
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Khris Middleton: "Looking at these kids and knowing that one of them could be the next Thon Maker or Giannis Antetokounmpo is great."
Kyle Lowry joins Marc Spears to discuss the experience of being able to play for Team World against Team Africa.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: So what does Africa mean to me? It means a hope for the future that white and black people can work together to restore the economic and political integrity of the continent as a real home and cultural home for blacks worldwide.
In a highlight-filled exhibition from Johannesburg, South Africa, Andre Drummond, Kyle Lowry and Kristaps Porzingis lead Team World to a 108-97 win over Team Africa.
'He has the swag': Charlotte Hornets center Bismack Biyombo describes the experience of meeting former US president Barack Obama as "mind-blowing," and complimented the politician's "swag".
'The NBA is a business and we have to move on': Toronto's Pascal Siakam is in South Africa to play in his first NBA Africa game, and the Cameroonian was in a diplomatic mood when discussing the Raptors' newsworthy offseason.
Will there be fireworks at NBA Africa? Eastern Conference rivals Joel Embiid and Hassan Whiteside are set to lock horns at the NBA Africa game in South Africa.
What to expect from Team Africa's debutants? Five players will make their NBA Africa Game debut on Saturday, though none will be new to fans of the game.
Barnes excited to 'spread the game of basketball': Harrison Barnes tells Ohm Youngmisuk why he is heading to Africa for the first time as a member of Team World, which plays against Team Africa in the NBA's third Africa Game on Saturday in South Africa.
Atlanta Hawks' John Collins looks back on his day helping build houses at the Habitat for Humanity event.
Highlights from ESPN's coverage of the 2017 NBA Africa Game
Dikembe Mutombo helps grow the game in Africa: The league ambassador works with Basketball Without Borders camp, NBA Africa game and more
NBA Africa VP Amadou Fall talks about growing the game in the continent: The Senegalese exec wants to increase the league's influence - and he's got big plans.
Cameroon Calling: More than a decade ago, Luc Mbah a Moute created a path, which Joel Embiid took and Pascal Siakam followed. This is the untold story of the rise of Cameroonian ball.
Hakeem Olajuwon impressed by today's African NBA stars: Hakeem Olajuwon discusses the trail he blazed from Nigeria to NBA stardom, and the development of a pipeline that has opened doors for African players such as Joel Embiid to fulfill their basketball dreams in the U.S.
The Greatest Story Ever Trolled: Joel Embiid has turned the Sixers' famed process into performance art, and everyone is feeling merry and bright -- for now.
That's a wrap: Review ESPN's full and in-depth coverage of the 2017 NBA Africa Game.