Pakistan U-18 Baseball Team Clinches Florida Title with 10-0 Rout of Paraguay

Pakistan clinch the World Comes to the Palm Beaches title at Cacti Park in West Palm Beach after an emphatic victory in the final.

October 26, 2026 at 10:53 PM
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Under-18 baseball team has won an international tournament in the United States, defeating Paraguay 10-0 in the final at Cacti Park in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Monday.

The victory secured the title at World Comes to the Palm Beaches, Powered by Prospect Wire, a tournament held from October 21 to 25 that brings together young baseball players from around the world.

Pakistan dominate Paraguay in final

Pakistan delivered a commanding performance to shut out Paraguay 10-0 in the title-deciding match, capping their campaign with a convincing victory.

The team was organised by the Pakistan Baseball Association North America, which congratulated the players on their achievement through social media.

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The association said the triumph reflected the growth of its programme, which seeks to provide talented Pakistani players with opportunities to compete internationally and progress to higher levels of the sport.

International tournament draws global talent

The tournament was held at Cacti Park in West Palm Beach, a venue also used for spring training by Major League Baseball teams the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals.

Launched in 2017, World Comes to the Palm Beaches has attracted players from more than 30 countries across six continents.

The event features four categories: Under-12, Under-15, Under-18 and an open division for players aged 18 and above, providing competition opportunities for athletes at different stages of development.

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Pakistan’s title-winning performance marks a notable achievement for the country’s youth baseball programme and highlights its efforts to develop players through international competition.

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