T20 World Cup Sub Regional Europe QLF B 2024/25

ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Sub Regional Qualifier B is a national team cricket tournament serving as a preliminary stage in the qualification pathway for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Established in 2024, it operates beneath the main Europe Qualifier, targeting developing European nations and lower-ranked associate members. The format features a round-robin group stage followed by knockout semi-finals and a final. In the 2024 edition, held in Germany, teams competed in two groups of five, with the top two from each advancing to the knockouts.

Jersey won the 2024 tournament by defeating Norway in the final. This victory secured their place in the subsequent Europe Qualifier. The winner of this qualifier advances to the Europe Regional Final. From there, the top teams qualify for the global T20 World Cup. There is no direct annual promotion or relegation between leagues in this context. The structure is defined by these specific qualifiers feeding into the Regional Final. This differs from the ICC CWC Challenge League, which is a global ODI competition for established associates. The Sub Regional Qualifiers are distinct regional T20 events for emerging European teams.

Participants include Belgium, Croatia, Germany, Gibraltar, Jersey, and Norway. The tournament focuses solely on international representation for European nations outside the full-member tier. These teams include England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Netherlands. The event replaced previous formats as part of the restructuring of the European qualification route for the 2026 World Cup. It serves as a critical step for nations aiming to reach the highest level of international cricket in the Twenty20 format. The competition provides a structured pathway for growth and development within the region.