25/08/2018
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Coupe du Monde de Baseball Féminin: les photos de la 4ème journée
Cette galerie comprend des photos de trois rencontres: Porto Rico vs Pays-Bas, Taïwan vs Corée du Sud et Etats-Unis vs Venezuela
4ème journée du premier tour de la Coupe du Monde de Baseball Féminin. Vous trouverez ci-dessous une sélection de photos prises sur les deux terrains. Rendez-vous sur la feuille de statistiques si vous souhaitez plus de photos d’une rencontre.
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- Eva Torres slides into second against The Netherlands, Esther Maliepaard fields
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- Diamilette Quiles led Puerto Rico offense against The Netherlands
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- Quiles runs the bases
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- Chinese Taipei recorded the second win in the tournament
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- Han Jiyoon is the face of Korea’s disappointment
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- Martina Sementelli pitched six innings for USA
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- Amanda Gianelloni assists to Jade Gortarez for the force out
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- Kisbal Vizcaya went the distance for Venezuela
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- Michelle Cobb tries to avoid a tag by Maigleth Torres to reach second
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- A great running catch by Migreily Angulo
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- Megan Baltzell connects for her mammoth home run
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- Baltzell running the bases
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- The USA celebrate Megan Baltzell after her home run
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- Carla Minier went the distance for Dominican Republic against Hong Kong
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- The Dominican Republic broke teh score open in the third inning
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- Noelia Moreno
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- Amy Sakahara started for Japan against Cuba
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- Yordanka Rodriguez tags for the out Ayaka Deguchi
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- Maraisy Perez shut out Japan for 5 innings
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- Cuba scores the go ahead run against Japan
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- Dayanna Batista tries to slide in between Ayaka Deguchi and Arue Yoshii
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- Japan took the lead back in the sixth
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- Rina Taniyama pitched the seventh for Japan
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- After a hard fought game, Canada beat Australia and is now on second place
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- Australia’s Brownyn Gell defends second base
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- Gel trying to get the tag out on Kelsey Lalor
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- Australia’s manager Emma Wearne made quite a few trips to the mound
