The Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) will allow as many as 2,000 fans per game starting with the games scheduled on Friday, 15 May.
Taiwan's top-flight league also announced on Twitter that concession stands will be opened for fans to acquire in-stadium food and beverages. Members of the same family will be allowed to sit together.
CPBL was the first professional league in the world to open the 2020 season. After a rain delay, the opening day was played on 14 April behind closed doors.
CPBL started admitting 1,000 fans in ballparks on 8 May, with those games quickly sold out.
Two games are scheduled on Friday, 15 May:
Rakuten Monkeys vs. Fubon Guardians
Chinatrust Brothers vs. Uni Lions
Both games will start at 6:35 pm local time (GMT+8), which is 6:35 am US Eastern time.
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