Karachi: The Pakistan baseball team delivered another remarkable performance on Tuesday afternoon, dominating India for an unequal score of 14-1 in the semifinal of the Western Asia Baseball Cup in Karj, Iran.
The mercy rule was invoked after seven entries, since Pakistan’s commander left no opportunity for an Indian return.
The defending champions were balanced, presenting five races in the first and third tickets to take a firm control of the game.
The third base Hussain led the offensive load, going 2 per 4 on the plate with two ranges and four races scored. The central gardener Wasim Akram and the designated batter Muhammad Rean also had strong performances, combining for four hits and four batted races.
In the mound, the starting launcher Muhammad Haris marked the guideline with 4.1 solid entries, allowing only a race won while struggling four Indian batters.
The Bullpen was even more dominant, with the relief Syed Muhib Shah and the IMAM of Hussain combining for five strikeouts in more than 2.2 entries without score to seal the victory.
India had problems in all the phases of the game, making 10 alarming philage errors while her pitchers issued eight walks. His only career came in the first entrance, they achieved only four hits in total against the stingy team of Pakistan pitchers.
With this emphatic victory, Pakistan advances to the final of Wednesday, where they will face Palestine while they seek to defend their title of the Western Asian Baseball Cup.
Meanwhile, in a video message, the president of the Baseball of the Pakistan Federation, Syed Fakhar Ali Shah, said that the victory against India is dedicated to the armed forces of Pakistan.
