Which country did baseball originate from?

Baseball originated in England and developed in America.

Baseball is a kind of ball game with the stick as its main feature, which has strong collectivity and antagonism. It is widely carried out in the world and has a great influence. It is known as "the combination of competition and wisdom". It is especially popular in the United States and Japan and is called the "national ball". The quorum for a baseball game is at least nine, and a similar sport is softball. Baseball players are divided into offensive and defensive sides. They play in a fan-shaped baseball field with bats and gloves. In the game, the two teams attack alternately: when the attacking player successfully runs back to the home plate, he can get 1 point. The team with the highest score in the nine innings wins.

1845, Alexander Joy Cartwright, an American, formulated the first baseball competition rule in history in order to unify the name and play style. The designated venue pattern and size are still in use today, and the name baseball has been officially adopted. Most of the rules and regulations are still in use today, and so is the name baseball.

So modern baseball originated in England and developed in America.