This gallery contains photos of 5 games: USA-Netherlands, Italy Botswana, Puerto Rico-Chinese Taipei, Australia-Canada, Mexico-South Africa

United States defeated Netherlands, 11-0, in the first game of the day in the WBSC Softball World Championship held in Chiba, Japan. The had two big innings to support a magnificent performance by Monica Abbot, who threw a no-no and was one walk away of perfection.

In this gallery you find the pictures of 7 games: Italy-Australia, Puerto Rico-South Africa, China-Great Britain, Philippines-Mexico, Chinese Taipei-USA, Canada-Italy, Venezuela-Botswana

Italy proved a true competitor. The ‘azzurre’ took an early lead on o a couple of solo homers against Australia, that came from behind to win in extras. Canada beat Italy 1-0 to complete the Italians double header

This gallery contains photos of 6 games: South Africa-Chinese Taipei, Mexico-USA, Phillipines South Africa, Australia-Venezuela, Canada-Great Britain, Australia-China

Superstars Yamada and Ueno led Japan to a shut out won against China. In the morning game Outfielder Li Qi provided all the offense China needed against Great Britain’s Elizabeth Fleming and scored the winning run

Canada started the WBSC Women’s Softball World Championship with a pair of 7-0 victories over Great Britain and Venezuela. This way the red and white team is at the top of the standings in Group B, along with Japan, with two wins.

On day two of competition at the NaSPA Stadium in Narita Japan, the opening game saw Puerto Rico and the Netherlands, and the Caribbean team took the win, 6-5.

Japan is off to the start they were looking for in the WBSC Women’s Softball World Championship 2018, with a 9-0 victory over Italy to officially kick off the global tournament. A three-run home run by left fielder Saki Yamazaki off Italy reliever Alice Nicolini ended the game in the bottom of the sixth — […]

The Road to Tokyo 2020 has begun. Today the XVI WBSC Women’s Softball World Championship was officially declared open in Chiba, and from now 16 teams from five continents will try to earn the first berth in the Olympic Games.