Women's Super50 Cup 2023/24

The **Women's Super50 Cup** operates as the premier domestic List A cricket competition for women in the West Indies. Organised by Cricket West Indies (CWI), it serves as the top-tier limited-overs tournament in the regional structure, sitting alongside the Twenty20 Blaze as one of the primary domestic competitions. The contest features six permanent regional associations: Barbados Women, Guyana Women, Jamaica Women, Leeward Islands Women, Trinidad & Tobago Women, and Windward Islands Women. Unlike club structures elsewhere, there is no promotion or relegation because the teams represent fixed regional bodies.

The tournament has a long history, with the first recorded edition dating back to the 1975–76 season. It was previously known as the West Indies Cricket Board Regional Women's Championship before being rebranded. In recent years, the competition underwent significant structural changes and rebranding, becoming the "CG United Women's Super50 Cup" under title sponsorship by CG United Insurance Ltd. The format typically consists of a single round-robin group stage where each of the six teams plays five matches, followed by knockout playoffs including a final, third-place playoff, and fifth-place playoff. Matches are limited to 50 overs per side, with reductions handled by the DLS method.

Trinidad and Tobago Women are the most successful team in the tournament's history, having won 14 titles. Jamaica Women are also highly successful, with multiple titles including victories in 2024 and 2026. Barbados Women have also won several editions, including 2022 and 2023. The current holder (as of the 2026 season) is Jamaica Women.