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Baseball Federation of Asia
Baseball Federation of Asia logo.png
Abbreviation BFA
Type Sport organization
Headquarters
Xinyi, Taipei, Taiwan
Region served
Asia
Membership
24 member associations
President
 Tom Peng[1]
Vice-presidents
 Yoshinobu Suzuki
Kim Jong-Up
Shen Wei[1]
General Secretary
 Lin Hua Wei[1]
Parent organization
 World Baseball Softball Confederation
Website www.baseballasia.org

The Baseball Federation of Asia (BFA) is the governing body of the sport of baseball in Asia. The federation is governed by the International Baseball Federation.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Members


  • 3 Rankings


  • 4 Competitions


    • 4.1 Current title holders




  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





History[edit]


The birth of Baseball Federation of Asia goes back to 1954 when the 2nd Asian Games was held in Manila, Philippines.


The four countries of Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines organized a committee aiming at establishing Baseball Federation of Asia, and May 7th of the same year witnessed the commencement of BFA.


American expatriate Charles Chick Parsons of the Philippines was elected as the first president of Baseball Federation of Asia.


The BFA became inactive for eight years following the 1975 Asian Baseball Championship. At the sidelines of the FEMBA World Baseball Championship in Tokyo in 1980, the executives of BFA discussed about resuming the activity of the federation. The Asian Baseball Championship was later resumed in 1983 which was held in Seoul. The membership of the federation grew as more Asian nations were admitted to the BFA.[2]


The total number of BFA members at the present time is 24, and 1 non-member observer State (Vietnam).



Members[edit]
















  • East Asia


    •  China


    •  Chinese Taipei


    •  Hong Kong


    •  Japan


    •  North Korea


    •  South Korea


    •  Mongolia


  • Southeast Asia


    •  Brunei


    •  Cambodia


    •  Indonesia


    •  Malaysia


    •  Myanmar


    •  Philippines


    •  Thailand


    •  Singapore


  • South Asia


    •  India


    •    Nepal


    •  Pakistan


    •  Sri Lanka


  • Central Asia


  •  Afghanistan


  •  Kazakhstan


  •  Uzbekistan


  • Southwest Asia


    •  Iran


    •  Iraq


  • Cambodia is a member of the BFA, but not a (current) member of the World Baseball Softball Confederation, according to the WBSC's website.


Rankings[edit]


See also: WBSC World Rankings





























































































































Men's Rankings as of 19 September 2017[3]
BFA
Rank		 WBSC
Rank		 Team Points
1 2
 Japan
 5598
2 3
 South Korea
 4908
3 4
 Chinese Taipei
 3757
4 22
 China
 479
5 26
 Pakistan
 299
6 35
 Hong Kong
 180
7 38
 Thailand
 132
8 47
 Indonesia
 83

 Philippines
 83
10 52
 Sri Lanka
 42
11 53
 Iran
 41
12 56
 Mongolia
 30
13 61
 India
 20
14 67
 Iraq
 6
15 69
 Singapore
 5
16 70
   Nepal
 3
17 72
 Afghanistan
 NR

 Brunei
 NR

 Malaysia
 NR

 Myanmar
 NR

 North Korea
 NR


Competitions[edit]



Current title holders[edit]




















































Competitions
 Champion
 Title
 Runner-up

Asian Baseball Championship
 Japan
 18th
 Chinese Taipei

Asian Baseball Cup
 East Division
 Philippines
 4th
 Indonesia
West Division
 Pakistan
 4th
 Iran
Asian City Baseball Tournament
Japan Saitama
 1st
Chinese Taipei Taichung

Asian 18U Baseball Championship
 South Korea
 4th
 Japan

Asian 15U Baseball Championship
 Chinese Taipei
 6th
 Japan

Asian 12U Baseball Championship
 Chinese Taipei
 6th
 Japan


See also[edit]




  • Softball Confederation Asia

  • Baseball at the Asian Games

  • Asia Series

  • Asia Winter Baseball League

  • Baseball awards#Asia



References[edit]





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  2. ^ "BFA History". Baseball Federation of Asia. Retrieved 28 January 2016.


  3. ^ "WBSC Rankings | WBSC". www.wbsc.org. 19 September 2017. Retrieved 24 October 2017.




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