You want to build a "cheater" engine? cool!
But no you won't get 202 cubes, just get a 202 if you want a 202,
If you still want to put a 202 crank in a 179, I think you will also have to get 202 rods put on your 179 pistons, and have everything measured and maybe even have the block line bored. Use a blue motor crank as they have more counterweights and will rev really well.
because your new 179/202 hybrid will have different power charactersitics, you will have to re-jet the carby, Maybe the advance curve in the distributor will be OK with it etc etc. So unless you have a specific reason, better to get a complete 202 and have no hassles
202 bore is 3.6250" and stroke is 3.25'
Note sure what the exact 179 bore is but the stroke is 3.00" 202 was the only one with a 3.25" crank.