The 1990 FIBA World Championship for Women was held in Malaysia. The list includes the twelve-women rosters of the sixteen participating countries, totaling 172 players.
Group A
Australia
Bulgaria
- Evladia Slavcheva
- Kostadinka Radkova
- Krassimira Bannova
- Larissa Sachova
- Lidia Varbanova
- Madlena Staneva
- Mariana Naidenova
- Mariana Tchobanova
- Nina Hadjijankova
- Polina Tzekova
- Sonia Dragomirova
- Vania Popova
- Head coach:
Ivan Lepichev
Italy
- Anna Costalunga
- Catarina Pollini
- Cinzia Bianco
- Cinzia Zanotti
- Cristina Rivellini
- Laura Gori
- Mara Fullin
- Marisa Comelli
- Renata Salvestrini
- Silvia Todeschini
- Stefania Passaro
- Stefania Stanzani
- Head coach:
Aldo Corno
Malaysia
- Chu Tan Poh
- Eng Lim Hoon
- Fong Chin Kim
- Hung Lee Hai
- Keng Wan Geok
- Leng See Peck
- Maggie Teo
- May Lew Foo
- Nee Chew Kun
- Shan Neo Sheau
- Sim Ooi Ping
- Young Tan Kim
- Head coach:
Wang Deli
Group B
Brazil
- Ana Lúcia Mota
- Ana Paula Monteiro
- Hortência Marcari
- Janeth Arcain
- Joycemara Batista
- Maria Paula Silva
- Nádia Lima
- Roseli Gustavo
- Ruth de Souza
- Simone Pontello
- Vânia Teixeira
- Yngrid Cabral
- Head coach:
Maria Helena Cardoso
Canada
- Andrea Blackwell
- Anna Stammberger
- Carol Goodale
- Chantal St. Martin
- Cori Blackrough
- Janet Fowler
- Jodi Evans
- Karla Karch
- Kim Bertholet
- Lori Clarke
- Merelynn Lange
- Michelle Henry
- Head coach:
Wayne Hussey
Japan
- Aki Ichijo
- Hiroe Kikizaki
- Hiroko Tanabe
- Kagari Yamada
- Kikuko Mikawa
- Kyomi Sumi
- Mariko Muramatsu
- Mayumi Kuroda
- Mikiko Hagiwara
- Norie Suzuki
- Takako Katō
- Takami Takeuchi
- Head coach:
Fumikazu Nakagawa
Soviet Union
- Elen Bounatiants
- Elena Chvaibovitch
- Elena Khoudachova
- Elena Mozgovaia
- Galina Savistskaia
- Irina Chevtchouk
- Irina Minkh
- Irina Soumnikova
- Marina Tkachenko
- Natalia Zassoulskaia
- Olga Ekova
- Svetlana Kuznetsova
- Head coach:
Evgueni Gomelski
Group C
Czechoslovakia
- Andrea Chupikova
- Anna Janostinova
- Erika Dobrovicova
- Eva Kaluzakova
- Eva Krizova
- Eva Nemcova
- Irma Valova
- Renata Hirakova
- Vaclava Simonova
- Yveta Bielikova
- Zora Brziakova
- Zuzana Vasilkova
- Head coach:
Miroslav Vondricka
Senegal
- Adama Diakhaté
- Adama Diop
- Anemarie Dioh
- Astou Ndiaye-Diatta
- Douty Ndoye
- Khady Diop
- Mame Maty Mbengue
- Martana Kayara
- Marthe Ndiaye
- Nathalie Sagna
- Ramatoulaye Diakhate
- Tegaye Niang
- Head coach:
Ibrahima Diagne
South Korea
- Lim Ae-Kueong
- Chun Eun-Sook
- Chung Eun-Soon
- Lee Hyung-Suk
- Seong Jeong-A
- Yoo Jeong-Ae
- Lee Kang-Hee
- Seo Kyong-Hwa
- Choi Kyung-Hee
- Jeong Mi-Kyeong
- Cho Mun-Ju
- Ha Sook-Rye
- Head coach:
Chung Joo-Hyun
United States
Group D
PR China
- Xu Chunmei
- Li Dongmei
- Wang Fang
- Ling Guang
- Chu Hui
- Peng Ping
- Liu Qing
- Zheng Wei
- Li Xin
- Xue Cuilan
- Hu Yun
- Zheng Xiulin
- Head coaches:
Lu Changxin
Wang Zangxing
Cuba
- Ana Hernández
- Beatriz Perdomo
- Dalia Henry
- Gestrudis Gomez
- Yudith Águila
- Andrea Borrell
- Liset Castillo
- María León
- Odalys Cala
- Olga Vigil
- Regla Hernandez
- Yamilet Martinez
- Head coaches:
Tomas Martínez
Manuel Pérez
Yugoslavia
Zaire
- Ana Kano
- Iyoko Lingenga
- Kasala Kamanga
- Lomboto Bofonda
- Lomboto Bompoko
- Mboli Alele
- Mukendi Mbuyi
- Mwabilayi Ntumba
- Ndombasi Nsimbweni
- Nsunda Ngoyi
- Obudu Okako
- Osudu Okako
- Head coaches:
Ngenda Lomani
Abongo Malu
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