Women's T20 Blaze 2023/24

The Women's T20 Blaze, officially the Cricket West Indies Women's T20 Blaze, is the premier domestic Twenty20 cricket competition for women in the West Indies. Organized by Cricket West Indies (CWI), the regional governing body, the tournament sits at the top tier of the West Indies women's domestic cricket pyramid. It runs concurrently with the 50-over Super50 Cup, serving as the primary domestic platform for selecting players for the West Indies Women's National Team for ICC Women's T20 World Cup events and bilateral T20I series.

The competition features six fixed regional franchise teams representing territorial cricket associations: Guyana Women, Barbados Women, Jamaica Women, Trinidad & Tobago Women, Leeward Islands Women, and Windward Islands Women. There is no promotion or relegation system; these teams are permanent members of the CWI structure. The format typically involves a round-robin group stage where each team plays the others, followed by knockout semi-finals and a final. Points are awarded for wins, with net run rate used as a tiebreaker.

The tournament was established in 2012 under the name "West Indies Cricket Board Regional Women's Twenty20 Championship" and was rebranded as the "Twenty20 Blaze" for the 2018–19 season. This change coincided with the administrative merger that formed CWI. Barbados won the inaugural 2019 edition under the Blaze branding. Recent winners include Guyana Women, who defeated Jamaica in a Super Over in 2025, Jamaica Women (2024), Barbados Women (2023), and Jamaica Women (2022). Jamaica and Barbados are among the most successful teams in the modern era.

Notable records from the 2025 tournament include Chinelle Henry scoring the first century in the competition's history with 100 runs and Trinidad & Tobago Women recording the lowest team total of 35 all out.