Welcome to semifinals day at The World Games 2025 Men’s Softball competition in Chengdu, China. After a thrilling Opening Round, four teams remain in the hunt for the gold medal, and today they will battle in the semifinals, starting at 12:30 (all times local). Field 1 will feature Canada and Japan going head-to-head for a spot in Sunday’s Gold Medal Game, while Field 2 will host the clash between USA and Venezuela.
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SGP
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ARG
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CAN
11
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AUS
07/08/2025 12:30 (UTC +8) – Final
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JPN
07/08/2025 12:30 (UTC +8) – Final
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USA
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07/08/2025 15:00 (UTC +8) – Final
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CZE
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ARG
07/08/2025 15:30 (UTC +8) – Final
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USA
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CAN
07/08/2025 17:45 (UTC +8) – Final
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CZE
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JPN
07/08/2025 18:00 (UTC +8) – Final
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VEN
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08/08/2025 10:00 (UTC +8) – Final
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SGP
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CAN
08/08/2025 10:00 (UTC +8) – Final
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AUS
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USA
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JPN
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08/08/2025 13:00 (UTC +8) – Final
Schedule & Results
Saturday’s schedule will also determine the fifth to eighth positions. At 9:00, Czechia will take on Singapore, and Argentina will face Australia. The winners of these games will meet at 15:30 on Field 1 to decide fifth place, while the losers will square off on Field 2 for seventh place.
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Czechia vs Singapore – Play by play and BoxscoreAustralia vs Argentina – Play by play and Boxscore
Argentina blasted three homers in four innings to defeat Australia, 12-1, and qualify for the fifth place game to be played later today. Alan Peker, Gonzalo Ojeda and Luciano Biondi went yard to fuel Argentina’s victory.
For Australia, Callum Beashel homered in third inning. It was not their only run, but also the Aussie Steelers only hit of the game.
Pablo Migliavacca was the winner for Argentina (3 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 8 K), while Mathew Beckett took the loss.
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