China national baseball team

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China national baseball team
Information
Country
 People's Republic of China
Federation Chinese Baseball Association
Confederation Baseball Federation of Asia
Manager Jack Sauder
World Baseball Classic
Appearances 3 (First in 2006)
Best result 11th (2009)

The China national baseball team is the national representative team of the People's Republic of China.




Contents






  • 1 Current roster


  • 2 Uniforms


  • 3 Olympic Games


  • 4 World Baseball Classic


  • 5 Results


    • 5.1 International


    • 5.2 Asian




  • 6 Sources





Current roster















China roster - 2017 World Baseball Classic
Players
Coaches

Pitchers


  • 52 Bruce Chen


  • 33 Chen Kun


  • 28 Andrew Chin


  • 23 Gan Quan


  • 60 Gong Haicheng


  • 11 Li Xin


  • 5 Lu Chao


  • 8 Liu Yu


  • 23 Lu Yusong


  • 15 Zheng Chaoqun

Catchers


  • 10 Li Ning


  • 56 Wang Wei


  • 2 Meng Weiqiang



Infielders




  • 21 Ray Chang


  • 62 Chen Yanpeng


  • 30 Chu Fujia


  • 12 Du Xiaolei


  • 38 Li Zeyuan


  • 16 Joey Wong


  • 51 Xu Guiyuan



Outfielders




  • 65 Lu Zhenhong


  • 66 Na Chuang


  • 26 Yang Shunyi


  • 6 Yang Yanyong

Manager

  • 24 John McLaren


Coaches




  • 28 Dave Bush


  • 43 Jimmy Johnson


  • -- Luo Weijun


  •  2 Yi Sheng


  • 34 Wang Xiaotian


  • 27 Zhou Wanbi


Uniforms






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Away





Olympic Games





George W. Bush with the Chinese and American teams at the 2008 Summer Olympics


See also: China at the 2008 Summer Olympics and Baseball at the 2008 Summer Olympics - Team squads § China

China secured qualification to the 2008 Summer Olympics automatically as host nation, giving the country its first Olympics berth.





World Baseball Classic



































 China
World Baseball Classic
Tournament Results
Japan 2006
 15th
Japan 2009
 11th
Japan 2013
 13th
Japan 2017
 16th
Medal Tally

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World Baseball Classic record
Qualification record
Year
 Round
 Position
W
L
RS
RA
W
L
RS
RA

2006
Round 1
 15th
 0
 3
 6
 40
No qualifiers held

2009
Round 1
 11th
 1
 2
 4
 19
No qualifiers held

2013
Round 1
 13th
 1
 2
 7
 19
Automatically qualified

2017
Round 1
 16th
 0
 3
 1
 24
Automatically qualified

Total
4/4

2
10
18
102
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-
-
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China competed in the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic and finished 15th in the tournament. It also competed in the 2009 World Baseball Classic, managed by Terry Collins. In the 2009 tournament, China recorded a 4–1 win over Chinese Taipei but was eliminated after losses to Japan and South Korea.



Results



International






Baseball World Cup



  • 1936 to 1994 : did not enter


  • 1998 : 12th


  • 2001 : did not enter


  • 2003 : 11th


  • 2005 : 10th


  • 2007 : did not enter


  • 2009 : 22nd


  • 2011 : did not enter


World Baseball Classic




  • 2006 : 15th


  • 2009 : 11th


  • 2013 : 13th


  • 2017 : 16th

Olympic Games



  • 1992 to 2004 : did not qualify


  • 2008 : 8th


Intercontinental Cup



  • 1973 to 1999 : did not enter


  • 2002 : 11th


  • 2006 : did not enter


  • 2010 : did not enter


Asian






Asian Baseball Championship



  • 1954 to 1983 : did not enter


  • 1985 : 5th


  • 1987 : 6th


  • 1989 : 4th


  • 1991 : 6th


  • 1993 : 5th


  • 1995 : 4th


  • 1997 : 4th


  • 1999 : 4th


  • 2001 : did not enter


  • 2003 : 4th


  • 2005 : Bronze 3rd


  • 2007 : did not enter


  • 2009 : 4th


  • 2012 : 4th


  • 2015 : 4th


  • 2017 : withdrew

Asian Games




  • 1994 : 4th


  • 1998 : 4th


  • 2002 : 4th


  • 2006 : 4th


  • 2010 : 4th


  • 2014 : 4th


  • 2018 : 4th


East Asian Games



  • 2013 : 4th


Sources







  • Baseball America

  • 2006 World Baseball Classic















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