Runs and highlights: Mexico 4-1 Australia in Softball Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

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With this result, Australia says goodbye to Softball at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, while Mexico advances to the match for third place, which will be played this Wednesday night against Canada.

Mexico's representative triumphs in the last day of the first phase by defeating Australia. 

Equipo	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	C	H	E
México	0	2	0	2	0	0	0	4	11	0
Australia	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	5	0

 

Leigh Godfrey hits a grounder that is also held in right field, and with that ends the game: Mexico defeats Australia 4-1.

Clare Warwick hits a line drive that is checked into right field.

Stacey McManus bunts, but is picked off first base.

Tatyana Forbes is overpowered at first base, ending the last inning for Mexico.

Nicole Rangel and Anissa Urtez are on first and second base; Mexico has two outs.

Jade Wall hits a one-run homer; Australia is already ahead.

Sashel Palacios is also eliminated.

Chelsea Gonzalez also connects, but is picked off first base.

Victoria Vidales bats, but is picked off first base.

Stacey Porter and Taylah Tsitsikronis hit fly outs, ending the fifth inning.

Leigh Godfrey is picked off, but Clare Warwick advances to second base.

Clare Warwich hits a single.

Suzannah Brookshire's grounder is overpowered.

Tatyana Forbes is burned while attempting to steal base.

Tatyana Fobers hits a single, but Anissa Urtez is picked off as she advances to second base.

Anissa Urtez hits a bunt single to center field.

Stacey McManus is also struck out by Dallas Escobedo.

Belinda White no-hitter and strikeout.

Michelle Cox grounded out after a pop out to third base.

Nicole Rangel is retired, ending the inning for Mexico.

Australia changes pitchers again: Ellen Roberts replaces Gabrielle Plain.

Sydney Romero hits a foul fly and is out.

Amanda Sanchez singles to second base; Mexico has a full house and only one out.

Sashel Palacios, who was replaced by Stefanía Aradillas, singled to left field; Chelsea González advanced to second base.

Chelsea Gonzalez hits a grounder to right field, and Victoria Vidales scores Mexico's fourth run.

Victoria Vidales swipes third base after a bad throw by Gabrielle Plain.

Australia changes their pitcher: Gabrielle Plain replaces Kaia Parnaby.

Victoria Vidales hits a double, and Tatyana Forbes scores Mexico's third run.

Suzannah Brookshire strikes out; Britanny Cervantes is replaced by Tatyana Forbes.

Brittany Cervantes hits a single after a fly ball to right field.

Jade Wall hits a pop fly out to left field, ending the third inning.

Chelsea Forkin hits a pop fly out; Leigh Godfrey advanced to third base.

Taylah Tsitsikronis grounded into fielder's choice; Leigh Godfrey advanced to second base.

Stacey Porter hits a high fly with which she is dominated.

Leigh Godfrey hits a single down the left field line. 

Anissa Urtez is also overpowered when she hits a grounder; ends the run for Mexico.

Nicole Rangel also grounded out to first base.

Sydney Romero's grounder to right field is overpowered.

Warwick also strikes out, ending the second inning of the game.

Parry Leah strikes out.

Belinda White singles after a grounder to right field.

Michelle Cox is picked off first base.

Amanda Sanchez hits a one-out fly ball to center field; ends the inning for Mexico.

Victoria Vidales is eliminated in her attempt to advance to second base after Sashel Palacios' single.

Chelsea Gonzalez strikes out, giving Mexico the first out of the inning.

Victoria Vidales hits a grounder to first base; Suzannah Brookshire scores Mexico's second run.

Suzannah Brookshire hits a triple, and Brittanny Cervantes scores to put Mexico ahead.

Brittanny Cervantes singles to left field.

Jade Wall is overpowered, and the last out of the inning falls for Australia.

Forkin Chelsa hits a pop fly; Stacey Porter and Taylah Tsitsikronis advance a base.

Taylah Tsitsikronis is hit; Australia has runners on the first two bases.

Stacey Porter hits a line drive double to right field.

Leigh Godfrey is struck out by Dallas Escobedo.

Anissa Urtez also leaves after being struck out. The first opportunity for the Mexican team ends.

Nicole Rangel strikes out, and it's Mexico's second out.

Sydney Romero is eliminated after a fly ball to center field.

Kaia Parnaby on the mound, and Sydney Romero.

For Mexico, the starting pitcher will be Dallas Escobedo, while for Australia it will be Kaia Parnaby.

In a few moments we will share with you the starting lineups for Mexico vs Australia live, as well as the latest information from the Yokohama Baseball Stadium. Stay tuned to VAVEL's minute-by-minute live online coverage of the match.

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The Mexican national team defeated Italy 5-0, and as a result, maintains the possibility of fighting for the bronze medal; on the other hand, Australia lost 1-2 against the United States, which left them with no chance of fighting for anything more than third place.

Australia is in fourth place in the standings with one win (against Italy) and three defeats (United States, Japan and Canada).

Mexico is currently in fifth place, having won one game (against Italy) and lost three (against Canada, the United States and Japan).

This morning, on the fifth day of the first phase, Mexico and Australia will be looking for a win to advance to the match for third place.

The competition is made up of six countries; in the group phase, each team competes against the others.

After the five rounds, the top two teams will advance to the gold medal game, while the third and fourth place teams will compete for the bronze medal.

My name is Alan Rodriguez and I will be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, roster updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.