Baseball's Future Is Bright! Korea's U12 Winning All 5 Games, More Surprising No Runs...The last match against Taiwan
Baseball's Future Is Bright! Korea's U12 Winning All 5 Games, More Surprising No Runs...The last match against Taiwan
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The future of Korean baseball, the under-12 youth national team is making progress in the Asian Games. Not only did they win all five games since the opening of the Asian Games, but they also advanced to the finals by playing perfect games in which they did not yield a single point. They will have their last match against Taiwan on Saturday.
The Korean national under-12 baseball team is participating in the 11th Asian Youth Baseball Championship, which is taking place in Matsuyama and Imabari, Japan. On Sunday, the team won the last Super Round game 8-0 against China, continuing its best-of-five series at this year's event. 온라인바카라
Korea did not allow any point to its opponent in both the preliminary and super rounds, and advanced to the finals by winning all five games. Regardless of the result of the match against China on Sunday, Korea had already decided to advance to the finals, but did its best in the match against China. The result of the match has determined Korea's opponent in the finals. Taiwan advanced to the finals by winning 1-0 after a close game of extra time against Japan.
The players were troubled by weather, just like the match against Japan on Sunday. Originally, the match against China was scheduled to take place in Matsuyama, but due to continued rain and unfavorable ground conditions, the team had to move to Imabari to play. Both Korean and Chinese players only warmed up in the midst of unfavorable conditions, which took more than an hour to travel.
Korea almost ended its scoreless streak from the first inning. From the top of the first inning, he sent runners on the third base. He overcame the crisis with one out and runners on the third base.
The Korean batters displayed solidarity in the bottom of the fourth inning. Leading hitter Park Sun-hong (Busan Suyeong Elementary School) got on base due to a throwing error by the Chinese defense and then tried to steal a base, advancing to the third base while the catcher's throw fell backward. Kim Do-yoon (Seoul Dogok Elementary School) then hit a timely double to score the first run. In the continued attack, Jang Ji-hyung (Gyeongnam Yangdeok Elementary School) got on base with a hit ball, succeeded in double steal, and had chances to get on the second and third bases with one out. When Cha Dong-hyun (Galsan Elementary School in Seoul) grounded out, Kim Do-yoon hit home and scored an additional point.
Taking a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning, Korea was able to add six more runs thanks to China's aggressive attempt to steal bases in the fifth inning. By winning 8-0, Korea achieved a landslide victory by defeating China's will to pursue the team.
Korea, which has continued its win over Taiwan through the Super Round, will have the final match against Taiwan for the title of championship at Matsuyama Botchan Stadium at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Korea is aiming for the top spot in Asia for the first time in 24 years since it won the first event in 2000. Its last advance to the final round was the 10th event in 2018. Back then, Korea lost to Taiwan and won the runner-up prize. It is thus recovering from the loss in six years.