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Australian women's domestic Twenty20 cricket competition

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Cricket tournament

T20 Spring Challenge

Countries	Australia
Administrator	Cricket Australia
Format	Twenty20
First edition	2024
Latest edition	2025
Tournament format	4 matches per team, then knockout finals
Number of teams	9
Current champion	Hobart Hurricanes
Most successful	Hobart Hurricanes (2 titles)
Most runs	Lizelle Lee(252)^{[citation needed]}
Most wickets	Nicola Hancock (10)^{[citation needed]}
TV	Seven Network Fox Cricket
Website	www.cricket.com.au

TheT20 Spring Challenge is an Australian domestic women'sTwenty20 cricket competition. Organised byCricket Australia, thefirst edition of the tournament took place in 2024.^[1]^[2]

The competition features the eightWomen's Big Bash League teams and theACT Meteors. It runs before the Women's Big Bash League and acts as a warm up for the BBL.^[3]^[4]Hobart Hurricanes won the first two editions of the competition.

Organisation and history

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The nine teams play four matches each, with the four teams finishing with the most points entering the knockout-stage of the competition.^{[citation needed]} The first season of the league took place from 11 October to 20 October 2024, and featured 21 matches, all held inSydney andAdelaide.Hobart Hurricanes andBrisbane Heat finished top of the group stage and advanced to the final, Brisbane defeatingAdelaide Strikers by 38 runs and Hobart advancing after their match againstMelbourne Stars was cut short due to rain – Hobart advancing having finished higher during the group stage. Hobart won the final by five wickets.^[5]

The second season took place in October 2025 with all matches held in Sydney.^[6]^[7] Hobart and Brisbane once again finished top of the group stage and advanced to the final after both semi-final matches were abandoned due to rain. Hobart won the final by 88 runs.

Teams

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Team	Location^[a]	Titles won
ACT Meteors	Canberra,Australian Capital Territory	–
Adelaide Strikers	North Adelaide,South Australia	–
Brisbane Heat	Albion,Queensland	–
Hobart Hurricanes	Bellerive,Tasmania	2 (2024, 2025)
Melbourne Renegades	St Kilda,Victoria	–
Melbourne Stars	St Kilda,Victoria	–
Perth Scorchers	East Perth,Western Australia	–
Sydney Sixers	Moore Park,New South Wales	–
Sydney Thunder	Sydney Olympic Park,New South Wales	–

Results

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Hobart Hurricanes defeatedBrisbane Heat in both of the first two editions of the tournament. Both finals were held atCricket Central in Sydney.

Season	Winner	Winning margin	Runner-up	Final venue
2024	Hobart Hurricanes	Hobart Hurricanes won by 5 wickets Scorecard	Brisbane Heat	Cricket Central,Sydney
2025	Hobart Hurricanes	Hobart Hurricanes won by 88 runs Scorecard	Brisbane Heat	Cricket Central,Sydney

Broadcasting

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In July 2024,Fox Sports, announced it had acquired the global media rights for TV and digital broadcasts for the tournament. The initial season was broadcast in Australia on the Fox Sports TV channel and theKayo Sports app.^[1] Matches were broadcast internationally bySky Sports in the United Kingdom,Fancode in India,Willow TV in North America,SuperSports in South Africa, and bySky Sport NZ in New Zealand.^{[citation needed]}

Notes

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^Administrative and training base

References

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^^a ^b"Schedule locked in for new T20 Challenge, 2024–25 WNCL".cricket.com.au. Retrieved28 July 2024.
^"ACT to join WBBL teams in new women's T20 comp".cricket.com.au. Retrieved28 July 2024.
^"Everything you need to know about the T20 Spring Challenge".cricket.com.au. Retrieved13 October 2024.
^"All You Need to Know about the Inaugural Women's T20 Spring Challenge".female cricket. 10 October 2024. Retrieved13 October 2024.
^"Hurricanes win Spring Challenge in final ball thriller".cricket.com.au. Retrieved20 October 2024.
^"All you need to know: T20 Spring Challenge 2025".Cricket Australia. Retrieved22 October 2025.
^"Opportunity abounds for Aussie hopefuls in 2025-26 domestic summer".Cricket Australia. 14 July 2025. Retrieved17 July 2025.

Australian cricket seasons

Teams

National	Men Women U-19 A Indigenous Cricket Australia XI
State-level	New South Wales Men Women Queensland Men Women South Australia Men Women Tasmania Men Women Victoria Men Women Western Australia Men Women Australian Capital Territory Men(1997–2000) Women Cricket Australia XI(2015–18) New Zealand(1969–75)
Notes	Italics indicate that the team no longer competes in state cricket.
BBL/WBBL	Adelaide Strikers BBL WBBL Brisbane Heat BBL WBBL Hobart Hurricanes BBL WBBL Melbourne Renegades BBL WBBL Melbourne Stars BBL WBBL Perth Scorchers BBL WBBL Sydney Sixers BBL WBBL Sydney Thunder BBL WBBL

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KFC T20 Big Bash	2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11
BBL	BBL\|01 BBL\|02 BBL\|03 BBL\|04 BBL\|05 BBL\|06 BBL\|07 BBL\|08 BBL\|09 BBL\|10 BBL\|11 BBL\|12 BBL\|13 BBL\|14 BBL\|15
Women's T20 Cup	2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15
WBBL	WBBL\|01 WBBL\|02 WBBL\|03 WBBL\|04 WBBL\|05 WBBL\|06 WBBL\|07 WBBL\|08 WBBL\|09 WBBL\|10 WBBL\|11
Spring Challenge	2024 2025

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