Has a FIBA World Cup game ever ended 65-46?

Exactly once. On June 3, 1967, Mexico beat Paraguay 65-46, and no FIBA World Cup game before or since has ended that way. When it happened it was a scorigami, the first 65-46 in league history.

Where 65-46 sits among nearby FIBA World Cup scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 65-46 the 475th most common final score out of 1,178 that have ever occurred in FIBA World Cup. One point away, 66-46 has happened never and 65-47 has happened never.

Every 65-46 in FIBA World Cup history

Date	Result	Season
1967-06-03	Mexico over Paraguay	1967

Open the FIBA World Cup grid at 65-46