Singapore national baseball team

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Singapore national baseball team
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CountryFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
FederationSingapore Baseball & Softball Association
Confederation WBSC Asia
ManagerHideyuki Uchida
WBSC ranking
CurrentNR (31 December 2022) [1]

The Singapore national baseball team is the national baseball team of Singapore. The team represents Singapore in international competitions.

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History

In the 2002 Asian Baseball Cup - Eastern Division held in Thailand, Singapore came in sixth.

In the 2004 Asian Baseball Cup - Eastern Division held in Thailand, Team Singapore came in fifth. They clinched their first international win, beating Team Sri Lanka 12-10.

In the 2012 Asian Baseball Cup - Eastern Division held in Thailand, Team Singapore came in fourth. They bagged their second international win against Team Myanmar, scoring 4 runs in the final inning to walk off 4-3.

In the IBAF Hong Kong International Baseball Open 2013, Team Singapore came in fifth. The tournament marked a significant milestone as they achieved a no-hit-no-run game in their final placement game against Team Shenzhen. [2]

In the 2015 Asian Baseball Cup - Eastern Division held in Indonesia, Team Singapore came in sixth.

In the WBSC Hong Kong International Baseball Open 2017, Team Singapore came in second in the National Team category. [3]

In the 2018 Asian Baseball Cup - Eastern Division held in Hong Kong, Team Singapore came in fifth.

In the WBSC Hong Kong International Baseball Open 2018, Team Singapore came in second in the National Team category. [4]

In the 2019 Southeast Asian Games held in the Philippines, Singapore came in fourth. They put up a strong fight against Team Indonesia, with the score level at 4-4 in the bottom of the eighth inning.

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References

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