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The U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship is an international baseball tournament for youth under the age of 18. This tournament is held in Taiwan. The preliminaries and super round-robin rounds have ended and are currently entering the third-place and championship stages.
Liu Renyou.
[Reporter Luo Zhipeng/Reporting from Taipei] In the U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship Super Cycle, last night Taiwan played Japan in the Dome. According to official data, a total of 7,010 fans entered the stadium. It was also the largest number of spectators in a single game of this U18 Asian Youth Baseball Championship.
The U18 Asian Youth Championship preliminaries and super round-robin schedule have ended. A total of 12,832 people entered the 20 games. Tickets for yesterday's Taiwan-Japan game were the most popular, with 7,010 people exceeding the total of the other 19 games (5,822 people), followed by 1,201 people for the Japan-South Korea game, and 1,200 people for the Taiwan-Korea game ranked third.
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Taiwan's ace Liu Renyou started 4.2 games yesterday and was knocked down by An Yao 6 and scored 7K and lost 2 points and took the losing shot. Japan's ace Oda Shoki started 6 games and was knocked out 3 by An Yao and 7K and lost 1 point and won the winning shot. According to the data from the sideline ball detection, Oda Xiangxi's fastest ball speed is 97 miles (about 156.1 kilometers) and Liu Renyou's fastest ball speed is 94 miles (about 151.3 kilometers).
Taiwan lost to Japan by 1 point yesterday. Today, at 1:30 pm, Taiwan competes with the Philippines for third place, with Yang Yaocheng as the starting pitcher. At 6:30 pm, Japan faces South Korea in the championship game. The starting pitchers are Sugimoto Masaki and Kawa Gencheng.
★U18 Asian Youth Championship Box Office
Match combination Number of spectators Stadium
Taiwan VS. Japan 7010 people Arena
Japan VS. South Korea 1201 people Arena
Taiwan VS. South Korea 1,200 people Tianmu
Taiwan VS. Philippines 601 people Arena
Taiwan VS. Thailand 512 people Tianmu
South Korea VS. Philippines 313 people Arena
Japan VS. Hong Kong 311 people Tianmu
South Korea VS. Singapore 235 people Xinzhuang
Taiwan VS. Singapore 200 people Tianmu
Japan VS. Philippines 168 people Tianmu
South Korea VS. Thailand 168 people Xinzhuang
Japan VS. Sri Lanka 168 people Tianmu
Philippines VS. Sri Lanka 168 people Xinzhuang
Thailand VS. Singapore 168 people Xinzhuang
Philippines VS. Hong Kong 151 people Xinzhuang
Thailand VS. Sri Lanka 66 people Xinzhuang
Hong Kong VS. Sri Lanka 52 people Xinzhuang
Hong Kong VS. Singapore 49 people Xinzhuang
Hong Kong VS. Thailand 48 people Xinzhuang
Singapore VS. Sri Lanka 43 people Xinzhuang
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Taiwan team will strive for victory in the third-place match against the Philippines at 1:30 p.m.
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Japan will have a chance to defend its title in the championship game against South Korea at 6:30 p.m.
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