CWC Women's Cricket Competition QLF Warm-up (Sierra Leone) 2021/22

The CWC Women's Cricket Competition QLF Warm-up comprises the practice matches played immediately before the 2022 Commonwealth Games Women's Cricket Competition Qualifiers. Organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and hosted in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, these sessions served as preparation for the decisive tournament held from 18 to 24 January 2022. The warm-up fixtures on 16 and 17 January featured Sri Lanka Women, Scotland Women, Malaysia Women, and Bangladesh Women.

This competition sits outside the standard national league pyramid; it is an international qualification pathway for a multi-sport event. There is no ongoing annual league structure; it is a periodic qualifier tied to the Commonwealth Games cycle, with the next edition scheduled for 2030. The abbreviation "CWC" in this context stands for Commonwealth Games, distinguishing it from the ICC Cricket World Cup.

The main qualifier tournament employed a single round-robin group stage comprising ten matches in total, where each team played every other team once. The top team qualified for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Sri Lanka Women won the qualifier tournament by defeating Bangladesh Women by 22 runs in the final match, which served as the decider for the top spot, as Sri Lanka had already secured qualification earlier. This match determined the runner-up and final standings. Sri Lanka qualified for the Commonwealth Games. This event was significant as it was the first qualifier for women's cricket at the Commonwealth Games since the sport's return in 2022, having last been played in 1998, which was men's only.