PM Cup Women's National (Nepal) 2020/21

PM Cup Women's National is the premier domestic Twenty20 cricket competition for women in Nepal. Organized by the Cricket Association of Nepal, it serves as the top-tier national championship for the sport, sitting above regional and youth competitions. The tournament features provincial teams representing the country's seven federal provinces alongside departmental sides such as the Armed Police Force Club. Participation is determined by provincial representation and departmental affiliation rather than a promotion or relegation system based on performance in a lower tier.

The format typically involves a group stage followed by knockout playoffs. In the 2023–24 season, all teams played a single round-robin, with the top four advancing to Qualifiers, an Eliminator, and a Final. The following edition utilized a two-group structure, leading to a "Super Four" stage before the championship match. All matches are played in the Twenty20 format. The competition does not have a permanent naming rights sponsor that alters its official title, though it has carried descriptive sponsor names in the past. The event is named in honour of the Prime Minister of Nepal, who typically inaugurates the tournament.

Armed Police Force Club is the most successful team in the tournament's history, having won the title seven times. This record includes four consecutive victories between 2016 and 2019, as well as recent triumphs in 2021, 2023–24, and 2024–25. Other winners include Janakpur Region, Province One, and Sudurpashchim Province. Notable individual records include Rubina Chhetry for most career runs and Karuna Bhandari for most career wickets. The 2024–25 edition was held in Dhangadhi, where Armed Police Force defeated Sudurpashchim Province in the final.