Both USA and Mexico Women’s National Teams will continue indoor training and practice sessions in Dallas.

The two-time Olympic medallist will call it a career after competing at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games with USA and the Athletes Unlimited 2021 season.

Softball will be the first sport played at the Olympic Games - starting two days before the Opening Ceremony - at the Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium (pictured) as a symbol of recovery and resurgence in the region, 10 years after the devastating 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.

The two North American neighbours will play a 3-game series from 12-14 February in Dallas.

The list includes six probable Olympians for the Tokyo Games, and 12 WBSC world champions. Australia, Great Britain, Mexico and USA are represented on the list.

Mine, first from the right in photo, came out of retirement to pursue her second Olympic gold medal.

The national governing body had to cancel the Selection Camp announced for February due to health prevention measures.

Head Coach Enrico Obletter will work with an expanded roster of 22 athletes.

"We are going to have a training camp with some practice games and tryouts, because it’s still a preliminary roster,” said Carmen Alanis, Mexican Softball Federation CEO.

The USA Women’s National Softball Team took the field again after a 10-month hiatus. The team eyes to win in Tokyo 2020 the fourth Olympic softball gold medal in the country’s history.