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Asia Cup Women’s Softball Championship ready to go in Jakarta, Indonesia

Posted on May 1, 2019May 1, 2019 by philipp

By World Baseball Softball Confederation, www.wbsc.org

The Road to Tokyo 2020 is set to begin for the Asian Continent nations, with the start of the 2019 Asia Cup Women’s Softball Championship in Jakarta, Indonesia. A total of 10 teams will be competing in the event, slated to be played from 1-7 May at the Gelora Bung Karno’s Softball Stadium.

The event will serve as a qualifier for the WBSC Softball Asia/Oceania 2019 Qualifying Event for the XXXII Games of the Olympiad, Tokyo 2020. The top six teams in Jakarta (not named Japan, host of the Games) will advance to the final Olympic qualifier, to be played in Shanghai, China, from 24-29 September. Only the winner of this event will be present in the historic softball return to the Olympic Programme.

World No. 2 Japan, six-time champion, have been drawn in Group A together with No. 8 China, No. 23 Korea, No. 27 India and No. 51 Thailand.

In Group B are four-time runner-up No. 6 Chinese Taipei, No. 13 Philippines (champions in 1972 and last year’s losing finalist to Japan), No. 37 Indonesia, No. 42 Hong Kong and No. 50 Singapore.

The three-day groups stage begins on Wednesday (1 May), with a total of eight games. The top four teams of each group will advance to the single elimination playoffs, starting on Saturday 4 May. The Asia Cup Final and the Bronze Medal Game are slated to be played on Tuesday, 7 May.

SCHEDULE

Wednesday, 1 May

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 1 JPN THA
2 PHI SIN
10:45 1 CHN IND
2 TPE INA
14:00 1 KOR JPN
2 HKG PHI
16:15 1 IND THA
2 INA SIN

Thursday, 2 May

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 1 TPE HKG
2 CHN KOR
10:45 1 INA PHI
2 JPN IND
15:00 1 SIN TPE
2 CHN THA

Friday, 3 May

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 1 HKG INA
2 KOR IND
10:45 1 JPN CHN
2 PHI TPE
15:00 1 THA KOR
2 HKG SIN

Saturday, 4 May – PLAYOFFS

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 PO1 1 B4 A1
PO2 2 B3 A2
10:45 PO3 1 A3 B2
PO4 2 A4 B1
15:00 9-10 1 A5 B5

 Sunday, 5 May

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 PPO1 1 L PO1 L PO4
PPO2 2 L PO2 L PO3
10:45 SPO1 1 W PO1 W PO3
SPO2 2 W PO4 W PO2
15:00 5-6 1 W PP01 W PP02
7-8 2 L PP01 L PP02

Tuesday, 7 May

TIME FIELD GAME
8:30 Bronze 1 L SPO1 L SPO2
11:30 Final 1 W SPO1 W SPO2
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