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In the super round-robin stage of the U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship, the Taiwan team is striving to qualify for the championship game.
The Taiwan team of the U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship today defeated the Philippines 10:0 in five games in advance and won its first victory in the super cycle. As long as it defeats the Japanese team tomorrow night, it will be able to enter the championship game for the fourth consecutive time.
The Taiwanese team was on full fire in the first game, scoring 5 hits in a single game, including 3 long hits, and scored 5 points. In the second inning, Qiu Sheng'an hit a double with an RBI. In the 3rd game, led by Huang Shiyao's 2 RBI in the fourth game, he stormed back to 3 points in a single game, taking a 9:0 lead in the first 3 games. In the bottom of the 5th inning, the Taiwan team received a bye walk.
The Taiwan team's starting pitcher Wu Jierui started 2.2 innings and soared 6K, only allowing 2 hits, and the number of balls was kept at 55, retaining the opportunity to play in the bronze medal or championship game the day after tomorrow. Zheng Pinshen took over and surrendered 2.1 innings of 3K scoreless runs.
In the U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship super round robin, the Taiwanese team is expected to have a life-or-death battle with the Japanese team tomorrow night. The winner will get a ticket to the championship game. Taiwan team coach Yang Xiaocheng announced that Liu Renyou will start and will stage a "Taiwan-Japan ace" showdown with Oda Shoki.
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The Taiwanese team defeated the Philippines 10:0 in the first game of the Super Cycle of the U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship. Zhang Yi'an contributed a double hit, and starting pitcher Jerry Wu delivered 2.2 innings of 6K scoreless performance. The Taiwanese team will face off against the Japanese team tomorrow night, and the winner will advance to the championship game against South Korea.

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