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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BALL
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The Euskal Selekzioa has not been able to add more gold on the last day of the World Cup

In Frontballa, both in adapted ball and short shovel finals, they have been defeated by silver medals, while Mira Larrarte has won the bronze medal in the fight for third place in frontball.
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Short shovel balls. Photo: EITB

The pelotaris of the Euskal Selekzioa have not been able to continue adding gold in the finals of the World Ball Championship that they played this Sunday on the frontons of Buenos Aires and Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay). In Frontball, they have been defeated in the finals played in both adapted ball and short shovel, with silver medals. Instead, Mira Larrarte has won the bronze medal in the fight for third place in front ball.

In the men's final, Basque Julen Alberdi and Mexican Abraham Moctezuma have faced each other. Moctezuma has got off to a better start, hitting the ball hard and forcing Alberdi to step back, and for him the first six have been. However, Alberdi has turned the situation around and tied the score with six more.

In the second game he has not been lucky either, the Basque representative has been behind at all times and has only scored three times the 3, so Moctezuma has won 3-10, 2-0 in total, and Alberdihas had to settle for the silver.

In the women's championship, Mira Larrarte won the bronze medal after beating Julieta Rengel in third place. Bidania's forward beat Venezuela 0-2 (10-5 and 10-8) in a match that had to be fought to win.

In the adapted ball final, Germán Elkoroand Edorta de Antahave faced Dorian Navarro and the French Maxime Cabanne.

But as the many have progressed, the French have felt more comfortable on the fronton and have taken the lead, until they have taken the first game (15-9).

The first few in the second game have been from the Basques, but from there the match has followed the same script as before. The French team has taken the lead again and, although this time they have been able to compete more, the Basques have failed (15-9).

So Elkoro and De Anta will also return home with silver.

Esteba Gaubeka-Jesús Imanol Ibáñez and Carlos Baeza-Javier Insausti Galilea were measured in the short shovel final between the Basque Country and Spain.

The first game fell on the side of the Basques, 9-15, who had to fight each of them.

The second game was very different, this time it was Spain that had the advantage, the Basque Country was on the verge of turning the scoreboard around with so many that it was brilliant but failed to do so and, with ascore of 15-11, they went to the third game.

The last few have been intense, nervous, and even 5-5, very equal. From there, Spain has been better, and in the end they have won, 10-5.

So even in the short shovel the Euskal Selekzioa has had to settle for silver .

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