Women Central Europe Cup 2024/25

The Women's Central Europe Cup is a regional T20I cricket tournament for national teams in Central Europe. It operates as an invitational event, distinct from the broader European Cricket Championship structure. The competition provides a development platform for emerging cricket nations in the region, notably including Gibraltar and Croatia. Matches are played in the Twenty20 format, granting participants Women's T20 International status sanctioned by the ICC.

The tournament is organized by the Czech Cricket Union and hosted in Prague at the Scott Page Field. It stands as the women's counterpart to the Central Europe Cup series founded in 2014 for men. The women's division was established later, with the inaugural edition featuring T20I status held in June 2024. While the men's tournament traditionally includes stronger regional sides, the women's event often focuses on developing nations. Both tournaments are held concurrently at the same venue.

The format typically involves a round-robin group stage followed by a final between the top two teams. The number of participating teams varies by edition, usually ranging from three to five nations. The 2024 edition featured the Czech Republic, Croatia, and Gibraltar. Later editions expanded to include Austria and Norway. There is no formal promotion or relegation system associated with the tournament.

Recent winners highlight the competitive nature of the event. Gibraltar Women claimed victory in 2024. Austria Women won in 2025, and the Czech Republic Women secured the title in 2026. Specific historical data for the women's tournament prior to 2024 is limited or non-existent in official records. The European Cricket Network is involved in broadcasting and organization support, while the Czech Cricket Union remains the primary host.