Women’s cricket in Colombia is entering a new phase. What began as a small, informal presence is steadily evolving into a more organised and competitive pathway for the next generation of female cricketers. Although women have been part of the cricket community in Colombia since the 1970s, the last few years have brought renewed energy and participation.

On the Caribbean coast, this momentum has translated into the formation of structured women’s teams and regular competitive opportunities. Barranquilla Cricket Club played an important role in helping revive interest and organise early participation. Many of the players come from strong sporting backgrounds, particularly baseball, which has added athleticism, confidence, and a natural competitive edge to the game.

Today, women’s cricket is expanding beyond a single city. Teams and players are now active across Barranquilla, Santa Marta, and Cartagena, creating a broader foundation for the women’s game along the coast. This regional growth is helping to build a stronger community of players who train, compete, and develop together.

Recent matches and training sessions have marked an encouraging step forward. Players from different cities have come together to represent the country, focusing on developing their skills across batting, bowling, fielding, and match awareness while building a cohesive team environment.

Cricket Colombia remains committed to supporting this growth and creating opportunities for women and girls to participate in the sport. The objective is simple but ambitious: to build a sustainable pathway for women’s cricket in Colombia, one that allows new players to enter the game, develop their talent, and represent their communities with pride.