ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe B QLF 2022/23

The **ICC Men's T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe B Qualifier** is a tier-3 cricket tournament organized by ICC Europe. It serves as a preliminary stage in the qualification pathway for the **ICC Men's T20 World Cup**. This competition sits below the Europe Regional Final and the main World Cup. The tournament was first held in 2022, hosted by Finland for the 2024 World Cup cycle.

The 2022 edition featured ten teams divided into two groups of five. Teams played a round-robin group stage followed by playoffs. Austria won the 2022 tournament after defeating Norway in the final. That victory earned them a spot in the Europe Regional Final. The participating nations included Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Guernsey, Luxembourg, Norway, Slovenia and Switzerland.

In the 2026 World Cup cycle, the sub-regional qualifiers took place in 2024. The Europe B Qualifier for that cycle was hosted by Germany. Jersey won the 2024 edition and advanced to the 2025 Europe Regional Final. The format typically involves ten teams split into two groups. The top two sides from each group advance to semi-finals. The winner of the Sub Regional Europe B Qualifier gains promotion to the Europe Regional Final.

The tournament is distinct from the Europe A and C qualifiers. Those competitions involve different sets of member associations based on geographic and ranking criteria. Notable history includes Austria's dominance in the 2022 sub-regional phase and Jersey's victory in 2024. The current season features six clubs: Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Guernsey, Slovenia, Norway and Switzerland. These nations compete for the right to progress further in the international system.