Disciplined bowling restricts Chile
Costa Rica produced a clinical performance at
The Chilean innings was anchored by Jessica Miranda, who provided the only real resistance with 32 runs off 40 balls. Despite her efforts, the team failed to build significant partnerships, with Franchesca Moya contributing 7 runs from 18 balls. The Costa Rican bowlers maintained tight lines throughout the innings, ensuring the scoring rate remained well under control. Katheryn Calderon was the standout performer with the ball, returning economical figures of 1/4 from her two overs, setting the tone for a straightforward chase.
Costa Rica ease to target
Chasing a modest target of 87, Costa Rica approached the task with composure. The opening partnership provided a solid foundation, ensuring the team remained in control of the required run rate from the outset. While the side lost their first wicket when Dunia Perez fell at 47 in 8.1 overs, the momentum remained firmly with the batting side.
Maria Miranda steered the innings with a patient 25 off 56 balls, ensuring there were no further stumbles as the team reached the target with nine wickets in hand. Alongside the contributions of Calderon and Raquel Lara, who supported the chase effectively, Costa Rica demonstrated superior tactical discipline to wrap up the victory. The result marks a dominant start to their campaign, highlighting a well-rounded team effort in both departments.
