Women’s Twenty20 Blaze (CWI T20 Blaze)

There has been a long and illustrious history of competitive cricket in the Women's Twenty20 Blaze, with several teams competing for dominance over the years. For anybody interested in Women's Twenty20 Blaze betting or just wants to appreciate the ever-changing dynamics of the competition, it is quite beneficial to have a solid understanding of previous results.

Past Women's Twenty20 Blaze Editions

• 2012 Season

  With a victory against Trinidad and Tobago in the final match of the tournament, Jamaica emerged victorious for the first time. With an excellent total of 409 runs, Stafanie Taylor of Jamaica was the player who scored the most runs, while Shaquana Quintyne of Barbados was the player who took the most wickets, with 15 of herself.

• 2013 Season

  Jamaica's supremacy continued, as they were able to win their second championship by defeating Barbados in the championship match. Stafanie Taylor once again led the standings for most runs scored with 170, while Kirbyina Alexander (Trinidad & Tobago) was the player who took the most wickets with 11.

• 2016 Season

  The competition resumed after a break, and Trinidad and Tobago emerged victorious in their match versus Jamaica to claim the championship. With 182 runs, Shemaine Campbelle, who hails from Guyana, was the player who scored the most runs. Three players took the most wickets: Anisa Mohammed from Trinidad and Tobago, Erva Giddings from Guyana, and Shanel Daley from Jamaica. Each of these players took nine wickets.

• 2018 Season

  After a round-robin competition, Barbados emerged victorious and won the championship. The position of top wicket-taker was shared by Chedean Nation (Jamaica) and Vanessa Watts (Jamaica), with each taking nine wickets. Hayley Matthews (Barbados) was the player who scored the most runs, with 173.

• 2019 Season

  After successfully defending their championship, Barbados once again finished in first place in the round-robin competition. Hayley Matthews, again from Barbados, once again topped the wicket-takers with 11 wickets, while Deandra Dottin, also from Barbados, was the player who scored the most runs with 222.

• 2020 & 2021 Seasons

  The pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus sadly resulted in the cancellation of these seasons.

• 2022 Season

  Jamaica triumphed against Barbados in the championship match, so reclaiming the title. With 191 runs, Hayley Matthews of Barbados was the player who scored the most runs, while Shanika Bruce of Barbados was the player who took the most wickets with 9.

• 2023 Season

  As a result of their head-to-head record victory against Guyana in a competition that was very competitive, Barbados were able to earn their third championship. With 165 runs, Kycia Knight of Barbados was the player who reached the highest score, while Afy Fletcher of Windward Islands was the player who took the most wickets with 10.

• 2024 Season

  In addition to maintaining their undefeated streak throughout the competition, Jamaica was able to continue their remarkable run and win their fourth championship. With 183 runs, Rashada Williams of Jamaica was the player who scored the most runs, while Plaffiana Millington of Guyana was the player who took the most wickets out of the field with 11.

• 2025 Season

  In a dramatic finale decided by a super over, Guyana captured their first-ever Women’s Twenty20 Blaze title, edging Jamaica after both sides finished tied on 122 runs in regulation play. With 122 runs across the tournament, Rashada Williams of Jamaica was the leading run-scorer, while Plaffiana Millington of Guyana topped the wicket-taking charts with a standout campaign that included decisive spells throughout the group stage and the final.

• 2026 Season

  Leeward Islands Women claimed their first Women’s Twenty20 Blaze championship after defeating Barbados Women by 6 runs under the DLS method in the final, concluding the tournament held from 13 January 2026 to 23 January 2026 at Arnos Vale Playing Field in Kingstown. The round robin structure once again produced a tight table, with the Leewards emerging as the most consistent side before sealing the title in a rain‑affected decider that drew strong interest from fans tracking T20 Blaze betting trends. Barbados finished as runners‑up, while the single‑venue format ensured balanced conditions throughout the event and highlighted the growing competitiveness of women’s cricket in the Caribbean.

Throughout the history of the Women’s Twenty20 Blaze, Jamaica remain the most successful team with four championships, followed closely by Barbados with three titles. Trinidad and Tobago have secured one championship, while Guyana claimed their first-ever title in the 2025 edition, marking a significant milestone for the team.

For bettors evaluating the Women’s Twenty20 Blaze, these historical patterns offer valuable context. Understanding which teams have built a legacy of consistency, which players repeatedly dominate the run‑scoring and wicket‑taking charts, and how rivalries evolve over time can help shape more informed betting strategies. By studying past champions and standout individual performances, bettors can better identify reliable contributors and anticipate competitive matchups within the T20 Blaze format.