Japan: 16 new coronavirus cases, as Baseball makes its Olympic return after 13-year absence

Olympics organisers registered 16 new coronavirus cases related to the 2020 Games in Tokyo in their Wednesday report.
However, no Olympic athletes were among those affected.
The latest numbers bring the total number of positive tests linked to the Olympics since July 1 to 169.
A total of 17 athletes have been infected so far.
Meanwhile, Baseball has returned to the Olympic Games after a 13-year absence, with the first pitch thrown at the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach delivered the ball to be used in the ceremonial first pitch.
The honours went to two Japanese students from areas affected by the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami.
Dominican Republic take on Japan in the opening game at the Fukushima Azuma Stadium.
Baseball was played as a demonstration at a number of Games before being adopted as a medal sport at Barcelona in 1992.
It was part of the Games until Beijing in 2008 and then removed from the programme.
At Tokyo, teams representing six nations will compete in the sport, including the U.S, Mexico, South Korea, and Israel.