Report | Japan vs. Mongolia (Women’s East Asian Cup)



The Japanese women’s national team, which is currently on a trip to South Korea, will play against Mongolia in the third match of the Women’s East Asia Cup on Friday, October 11th.We won by 89 runs..
In the match, Japan won the toss and chose to bat first. Japan scored 132 runs (6 wickets) in 20 overs, with Seika Kado scoring 26 runs and Erika Oda 20 runs.
Against Mongolia, who were second in the attack, captain Mai Yanagita and Shimako Kato took three wickets each, and Kiyo Fujikawa took two wickets, holding Mongolia to 43 runs (9 wickets) in 20 overs. I did.
In addition to Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, and Mongolia are participating in the Women’s East Asia Cup, and after the first round robin, there will be a third-place match and the final.
Japan’s next match will be against China on Saturday, October 12th (game starts at 10:00).
Match schedule (Japan time, 24-hour clock)
Women’s East Asia Cup (Incheon, South Korea)
- October 8th (Tuesday) 10:00: Hong Kong vs. Japan (Hong Kong won by 44 runs)
- October 10th (Thursday) 14:00:South Korea vs. Japan(Japan won by 9 wickets)
- October 11th (Friday) 14:00:Mongolia vs Japan(Japan won by 89 runs)
- October 12th (Sat) 10:00: Japan vs. China
- October 13th (Sunday) 10:00: 3rd place deciding match
- October 13th (Sun) 14:00: Final
Japan women’s national team partner
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