Iran Loses to Pakistan in 2025 West Asia Baseball Cup

Tasnim
17 May 2025, 19:32 GMT+10

TEHRAN (Tasnim) Iran lost to Pakistan 14-0 and failed to advance to the 2025 West Asia Baseball Cup semi-finals.

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The defending champion put on a complete performance, sealing its second straight win and finishing top of their group.

Pakistan had already beaten Bangladesh 10-6 in its opener to send an early message and now has qualified for the semi-finals.

Iran had defeated Bangladesh 7-6 in its opening match in Group B.

Pakistan will now face the runner-up from Group A in the semifinal.

The competition is being held in Karajs Enghelab Stadium in Iran.

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