Yi-Ting Yang and Chih-Ying Lin combined for four hits and six RBI to lead Chinese Taipei to its second victory of the round robin at the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier. Chinese Taipei used two big innings in the first and sixth to secure the win.

After two days of competition, only two teams remain undefeated in the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier. Australia leads the Group A and China is in first place in Group B, both with 2-0 record.

New Zealand with a 5-1 victory over Korea, kept their hopes alive for a berth in the Super Round. Defeating Korea this evening in their second Group A match in the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics at the Shanghai Chongming Sports Training Center, will see them battle it out with Philippines […]

China’s Lu Ying home run hit in the top of six helped them earn four runs in their dramatic comeback victory to down Philippines 8-3 and stay on course for their Tokyo Olympics dream.

Stacey Porter and Taylah Tsitsikronis combined for 5 RBIs to lead Australia to the second win of the tournament. Australia defeated Indonesia, 8-0, in five innings, and leads Group B after two days of competition.

Chinese Taipei got back on track in the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics at the Shanghai Chongming Sports Training Center with their 7-0 win over Hong Kong China in five innings.

The WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier opened today at the Shanghai Sports Training Center. Australia and Hong Kong China lead Group A; while China and Philippines won their respective games in Group B.

It looked like a runaway victory for Philippines, but they are remaining modest over their 10-1 win against Korea in the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics at the Shanghai Chongming Sports Training Center.

Hosts China overcame a rude early shock to trail New Zealand to chalk a convincing 8-3 win in their opening Group A match in the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania Qualifier for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics at the Shanghai Chongming Sports Training Center.

Taylah Tsitsikronis produced three runs and Kaia Parnaby pitched a complete game to lead Australia to its first win in the tournament over Chinese Taipei by a score of 5-1.