Ireland Women's Super 50 2020/21

The Ireland Women's Super 50 Cup, currently known as the Evoke Super 50 Cup, stands as the premier domestic 50-over cricket competition for women in Ireland. Organised by Cricket Ireland, it serves as the top-tier List A competition for the women's game in the country. The tournament operates as a closed franchise system rather than a pyramid with promotion and relegation, placing it above regional provincial leagues.

Established in 2015, the competition originated as the Women's Super 3s. It initially featured three provincial representative teams: Dragons (Leinster), Scorchers (Munster), and Typhoons (Northern Ireland/Connacht). The format has evolved significantly over time. In 2020, the structure shifted to a dedicated 50-over series between two teams following restructuring and pandemic disruptions. From 2021 onwards, the Super 50 Cup became a standalone annual tournament, separate from the T20 Super 20 Trophy which had previously been combined into a single Super Series title.

Scorchers Women hold the record for the most titles, having won the inaugural 2015 edition and dominating the early years. They secured standalone Super 50 Cup victories in 2021, 2022, and 2024. Typhoons Women claimed the title in 2023, while Dragons Women won in 2016 and 2025. As of the 2026 season, the competition features two teams: Dragons and Typhoons, with Scorchers excluded from this specific edition. The current champion, as of the 2025 season, is Dragons Women, who defeated Scorchers in the final.

The competition is distinguished by its franchise model, where teams represent regions but are composed of the best national talent. This approach distinguishes it from club-based county systems in other nations. The winner is determined by the points table, with Net Run Rate serving as the tie-breaker. While the original three-team triple round-robin format has been replaced by a head-to-head series in recent years, the core objective remains identifying the top domestic side through consistent performance.