Cambodia national baseball team

Cambodian national baseball team
Information
Country Cambodia
Federation[Cambodia Baseball Softball Federation] (CBSF)
ConfederationBaseball Federation of Asia
WBSC ranking
CurrentNR (26 March 2026)[1]

The Cambodian national baseball team is the national baseball team of Cambodia. The team represents Cambodia in international competitions.

International tournament results

South East Asian Games

History

In 2007, Cambodia fielded its first-ever national baseball team to compete in the 24th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), held in Bangkok, Thailand, from December 7 to 15.

In their opening game, Cambodia lost to Thailand 16–0 in 4½ innings due to the IBAF mercy rule. In their second game, Cambodia scored its first-ever run against Indonesia, losing 37–1 in 4½-innings. In their third game, Cambodia played a competitive seven innings against the Philippines but was shut out 14–0. Their fourth game marked the team’s first full nine-inning contest, a match that ended in an 11–7 loss to Malaysia. Their final game against Myanmar ended in a 10–0 defeat after seven innings.

Across the five games, Cambodia conceded 88 runs, committed 31 errors, and scored eight runs on 14 hits over 31 innings. While the team did not record any wins, their participation marked Cambodia’s entry into international baseball competition.

2007 SEA Games

TeamWLPCTGBRSRADIFF
 Thailand501.000--676+61
 Philippines410.8001566+50
 Indonesia320.60027010+60
 Myanmar230.40033122+9
 Malaysia140.200413113-100
 Cambodia050.0005888-80

2009 Asian Baseball Cup

On May 25, 2009, the Cambodian national baseball team competed in its second international baseball tournament at the 2009 Asian Baseball Cup, held in Bangkok, Thailand.

Cambodia began the competition with a full nine-inning game against Indonesia, losing 6–0. The following day, they faced Hong Kong and were defeated 10–0 in a game that ended after 8½ innings. On the third day, Cambodia played a close game against Myanmar, losing 3–1. On May 29, Cambodia faced Malaysia. Cambodia recorded their first victory in first international baseball competition, defeating Malaysia 20–8.

Results at the 2009 Asian Baseball Cup
DateResultOpponentScoreRSRANotes
25 May 2009LossIndonesia0–606Preliminary Round
26 May 2009LossHong Kong0–10010Preliminary Round
27 May 2009LossMyanmar1–313Preliminary Round
29 May 2009WinMalaysia20–8208Semi-finals
RankTeamWLRSRA
1st Indonesia50348
2nd Pakistan414812
3rd Sri Lanka322222
4th Hong Kong232820
5th Thailand222613
6th Myanmar13424
7th Cambodia132127
8th Malaysia04956

2019 SEA Games

The Cambodia national baseball team returned to the 30th SEA Game held in Manila, Philippines on December 2–8. It was the first time in ten years they competed internationally. Cambodia scored only two runs while conceding 43, losing all four games.[2] This included 0–12 and 0–14 shutouts to the Philippines and Thailand, respectively.[3]

Results at the 2019 SEA Games
DateResultOpponentScoreRSRANotes
1 December 2019Loss Philippines0–12012Group Stage
3 December 2019Loss Indonesia1–818Group Stage
5 December 2019Loss Thailand0–14014Group Stage
7 December 2019Loss Singapore1–919Group Stage
RankTeamWLPctGBRSRADiff
1 Philippines501.0000.0436+37
2 Thailand32.6002.03624+12
3 Indonesia23.4003.02527-2
4 Singapore14.2004.01738-21
5 Cambodia04.0004.5243-41

Results and fixtures

2019

Group Stage 3 December 2019  Cambodia 0–12  Philippines Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
10:00 PHT
Group Stage 4 December 2019  Indonesia 8–1  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
10:00 PHT
Group Stage 6 December 2019  Thailand 14–0  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
14:00 PHT
Classification Match, 5th Place 7 December 2019  Singapore 9–1  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
10:00 PHT

2023

2023 East Asian Baseball Cup 29 April 2023  Singapore 6–4  Cambodia Queen Sirikit's 60th Anniversary Stadium, Pathum Thani, Thailand
9:00 ICT
2023 East Asian Baseball Cup 30 April 2023  Cambodia 0–15  Philippines Queen Sirikit's 60th Anniversary Stadium, Pathum Thani, Thailand
9:00 ICT
2023 East Asian Baseball Cup 1 May 2023  Malaysia 4–7  Cambodia Queen Sirikit's 60th Anniversary Stadium, Pathum Thani, Thailand
9:00 ICT
2023 East Asian Baseball Cup 2 May 2023  Cambodia 0–9  Laos Queen Sirikit's 60th Anniversary Stadium, Pathum Thani, Thailand
16:00 ICT

2024

2024 East Asia Baseball Cup 30 October 2024  Thailand 14–4  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
12:30 PHT
2024 East Asia Baseball Cup 30 October 2024  Hong Kong 5–2  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
8:00 PHT
2024 East Asia Baseball Cup 31 October 2024  Cambodia 8–12  Malaysia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
13:30 PHT
2024 East Asia Baseball Cup 1 November 2024  Indonesia 22–1  Cambodia Clark International Sports Complex, Angeles, Philippines
13:30 PHT

References

  1. ↑ "WBSC World Rankings". WBSC. 26 March 2026. Retrieved 26 March 2026.
  2. ↑ "SEA Games baseball, softball finals set for Sunday". WBSC. 2019-12-07. Retrieved 2024-12-01.
  3. ↑ "Philippines peppers Cambodia to go to 2-0 in SEA Games Baseball". Tiebreaker Times. 2019-12-03. Retrieved 2024-12-01.