Pully, Switzerland - - WBSC Softball World Cup Tournament Regulations: New tie-break system starts in Hermosillo
PULLY, Switzerland -- One of the biggest changes in the Softball World Cup Tournament Regulations 2024 is the implementation of the Team's Quality Balance (TQB) to break ties among multiple teams.
The WBSC Men's Softball World Cup, which is set to open in Hermosillo on Wednesday with Group A play, will become the first Softball World Cup to play under the new Tournament Regulations, which include some important updates.
One of the biggest changes in the Softball World Cup Tournament Regulations 2024 is the implementation of the Team's Quality Balance (TQB) to break ties among multiple teams.
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About the World Baseball Softball Confederation
Headquartered in Pully, Switzerland -- adjacent to Lausanne, the Olympic Capital -- the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) is the world governing body for baseball and softball. The WBSC has 204 National Federation and Associate Members in 137 countries and territories across Asia, Africa, Americas, Europe and Oceania, which represent a united baseball/softball sports movement that encompasses over 65 million athletes and attracts approximately 150 million fans to stadiums worldwide annually.
The WBSC governs all international competitions involving official National Teams. The WBSC oversees the Premier12, the World Baseball Classic and Baseball World Cups (U-12, U-15, U-18, U-23 and Women's), Softball World Cups, (U-15 Women's, U-18 Women's, U-18 Men's, U-23 Men's, Women's and Men's), and official disciplines Baseball5 (Senior and Youth World Cups) and E-Sports as well as Baseball, Softball and Baseball5 events at the Olympic Games.
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