China'S Women'S Basketball Team Was Blocked And Japan Defeated The United States

Beijing, September 4 (Xinhua, Zheng Daojin, Zhang Rongfeng) the Chinese women's basketball team lost 0:1 to Australia, which hit a beautiful home run in the game, and finally ranked fourth; while the Japanese team defeated the defending champion U.S. team 3:1 in a peak match, and directly entered the final. First, China beat Italy 9-1 in five innings in the morning, gaining the chance to play off against Australia, the second team in group B, which beat Canada 7-2 in the previous game. 和和和和和和和和和和和和和. But the fourth inning Australian team No. 16 Stacy's beautiful home run decided everything. At that time, she threw a strong bat to Yu Huili's throw. The ball did not slow down even after it crossed the home base line, and it directly hit the farthest stand more than 70 meters away. Stacy ran back to home plate excitedly and scored the winning point. The match between Japan and the United States is a real "King's war". Before the two teams meet, they both win in a row, and their strength is very close. The first two teams of the United States, known as the United States, beat the first two teams to death. Yukiko Ueno, Japan's ace pitcher, is in a very good condition. Her high-speed bowling makes American batters unable to find a way to deal with it. In the fourth inning, the Japanese team began to make efforts, and under the cover of team-mates' sacrifice, Huimei nateng scored first. In the fifth and sixth innings, the Japanese team got two points by Nishiki and Hirose ya. Although the U.S. team finally recovered in the sixth inning, Luo pulled back a point, but failed to recover the defeat. Although it failed, according to the rules of "double Pei sending system", the United States team can reach the final and compete with Japan as long as it defeats Australia in the competition on the 5th. Canada and Italy will compete for the fifth place in the world championships on May 5, and the winner will be eligible for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.