But he was more than good enough with a dominant performance on the mound on Sunday to lead Chinese Taipei to a 7-0 win over Nevada in the Little League World Series championship game. The LLWS title is the first for an International team since Japan won in 2017. The title is a record 18th for a team from Chinese Taipei, but its first since 1996.

For the first time in nearly three decades, Chinese Taipei is the Little League World Series champion. Here's how Lin Chin-Tse led his team to a title against Nevada on Sunday.

Chinese-Taipei pitcher Lin Chin-Tse threw a gem on the mound for Taiwan, holding Nevada, the Mountain Region 2025 U.S. champions, to just one hit, striking out four in five innings of work. Taipei scattered its hits all game as Tsai Yu-Ge led Taiwan with two hits, while Chen Qi-Sheng, Chang Chun-Po and Chen Shi-Rong issued one hit each.