Ben Enoka hit a two-run homer, and his brother Ben produced the first two runs of the day at Svoboda Park to guide New Zealand to its third win of the tournament. Venezuela scored six runs in the bottom of the fourth to remain undefeated in the Men’s Softball World Championship, after four games.

Venezuelan left-hander Erick Urbaneja pitched an 8-inning no-hitter in a 1-0 victory over Denmark, for the Group B. Argentina collected today its second win of the tournament after a comfortable five-innings victory over Singapore, 15-0.

Roger Rosete blasted two solo home runs today in Havlickuv Brod to lead Cuba to a 6-0 victory over Botswana, in a key match for Group A. The Netherlands scored multiple runs in his three at-bats to clinch its first win of the event against Singapore in Group B.

Kagiso Mogale and Kunyalala Samuel combined today for the first no-hitter of the tournament, leading Botswana to its first win of the tournament, 3-0, over the Philippines. A pair of 2-run home runs by Martin Simonsen and Jens Terkelsen helped Denmark to clinch a five-inning, 7-0 win over South Africa.

After a marathon game lasting 2:25 hours, Czech Republic clinched its first win of the tournament with a walk-off single by Marek Maly in the eighth inning. Andrew Kirkpatrick and Adam Folkard combined to pitch a 1-hitter against USA to lead Australia to the second win of the tournament

In the best game of the day, Japan defeated Mexico, 2-1, to close the second day of competition in Group A. Japanese catcher Tsukasa Oishi and designated player Tomonori Inoue homered to produce the only 2 Japanese runs of the game.

Australia and Argentina started the tournament with solid victories over Singapore and Botswana respectively. The Aussies belted three home runs, while the South Americans used the speed as their main tool to win.

The WBSC Men’s Softball World Championship Group A opened today at Svoboda Park in Prague.

Reinier Vera and Yurisamdre Ramos homered today in Cuba’s first victory in the Men’s Softball World Championship over the Philippines, 11-2, in five innings.

The video of New Zealand “Black Sox” National Team performing the haka generated nearly 100,000 views and thousands of shares and likes in the few hours since it was posted.