Costa Rica Women in Mexico 2024/25

Central American Women's Cricket Championships is a regional tournament organized under the auspices of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Americas region. It is not a domestic league but an international competition between national teams, specifically focusing on Central American nations such as Mexico, Costa Rica, Belize, and Panama. The tournament was established in 2006 for men, with the women's division being introduced later, with the first recorded women's edition held in 2019. The matches are sanctioned as Women's Twenty20 Internationals (WT20Is), granting them full international status and counting towards ICC rankings, a status first granted in 2019. The format typically involves a bilateral series or a small group stage among participating nations, with no promotion or relegation system as it is not a pyramid-based domestic structure. Mexico Women have been the dominant force in the women's competition, winning the 2019 series 3-0 and the 2024 series 3-0 against Costa Rica Women. The tournament serves as a regional development platform distinct from the broader ICC Americas Qualifiers, which determine World Cup spots for the entire Americas region. The governing body is not a single permanent alliance but rotates among national associations (e.g., Mexico Cricket Association, Panama Cricket) with ICC support. Notable records include Mexico's clean sweeps in the women's series and the inclusion of guest teams like the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) in men's editions.