Highest Team Scores in Women’s T20 Blast History: Top 10

The 2025 Vitality Blast Women’s season produced batting that had never been seen at this level before.

Ten totals of 181 or more. Three teams are doing most of the damage. And one record that may stand for years.

Highest Team Scores in Women’s T20 Blast History

This is the complete list of the highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history, based on the 2025 season.

Every entry includes venue, date, key performers, and the full match result.

Highest Team Scores in Women’s T20 Blast History: The Full Top 10

All ten scores below are from the 2025 Vitality Blast Women competition, ranked from highest to lowest.

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Look at that table closely. Nine of the ten entries are wins. The teams posting 188 or more almost always won.

The exception at rank 9, Durham’s 188/5, lost because Tammy Beaumont had other plans.

Hampshire Women, Surrey Women, and The Blaze account for eight of the ten entries. Durham and Essex fill the remaining two spots.

1. HAM Women – 215/3

Quick Answer: The highest team score in Women’s T20 Blast history is Hampshire Women’s 215/3 against Essex Women on 30 May 2025 at the Utilita Bowl, Southampton.

The very first match of the 2025 season ended with a record that nobody had seen coming. Hampshire posted 215/3 against Essex at Southampton, hitting at 10.75 runs per over across the full 20.

Maia Bouchier set the tone early, finishing with 92 off 53 balls. Ella McCaughan matched her at the other end, scoring 68 off 39.

By the time Georgia Adams finished off the innings, Hampshire had the highest total in the competition’s history.

Essex chased it hard. Lauren Winfield-Hill hit 69, and Madeline Penna contributed 38 off 17, but 190/7 was not enough against 215. Bex Tyson closed things out with 3/40.

Hampshire broke their own Utilita Bowl ground record by 18 runs. On the opening day of the season. You could not have written it better.

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2. Surrey Women – 213/4

Six days after Hampshire’s record, Surrey answered with 213/4 at The Oval. The message was clear: this would not be a one-team competition.

Grace Harris made her Surrey debut count, blazing 63 off 35 balls.

Danni Wyatt-Hodge was measured and destructive in equal measure with 62 off 41, and Paige Schofield finished the innings with 49 off just 18 deliveries to push Surrey past 210.

Hampshire’s 181/8 in reply was built almost entirely on Ella McCaughan’s 81 off 50, but Harris came back with the ball to take 3/18, removing both McCaughan and Adams in three balls. Surrey won by 32 runs.

Two totals above 210 inside a week. The 2025 season had arrived.

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3. Surrey Women – 204/5

Surrey’s second 200-plus score of 2025 came nine days before the final. Kira Chathli was the main event, hitting 65 off 31 balls with five sixes as part of a 93-run stand with Grace Harris (37 off 25).

Warwickshire’s bowlers worked hard. Priyanaz Chatterji took 3/23, and Kalea Moore picked up 3/38, but Surrey still reached 204/5. The Bears replied with 179/9.

A 25-run win. And a psychological blow to Warwickshire just before the knockout stages.

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4. HAM Women – 195/2

Hampshire’s second big score of the season came at Chelmsford, and it featured the standout individual innings of the entire competition.

Ella McCaughan hit 106 off 60 balls, the only T20 Blast Women’s century of 2025.

She found an able partner in Charli Knott, who remained unbeaten on 72 off 55 as Hampshire reached 195/2.

Essex never threatened 195. Georgia Adams finished with 4/26 as the hosts were bowled out for 153/8.

Hampshire won by 42 runs, and McCaughan’s name was firmly at the top of every batting conversation from that point on.

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5. WAR Women – 193/6

Warwickshire’s 193/6 at Edgbaston on the second day of the season showed exactly what the Bears were capable of when their batting clicked.

Davina Perrin anchored the innings with 87 off 61 balls, a measured knock that gave the later hitters a platform.

Laura Harris made the most of it, smashing 55 off 21 at the death to push Warwickshire to one of the top five totals in the competition.

Durham could only manage 151 all out in 19 overs. A 42-run win, and Warwickshire announced their title credentials from the opening weekend.

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6. BLZ Women – 190/3

This entry is a second-innings total, which makes it all the more impressive. The Blaze were chasing 189 and got there with 19 balls to spare.

Tammy Beaumont made chasing 189 look straightforward.

She hit 81 off 44 balls in a Player of the Match performance, with Kathryn Bryce providing calm support on 39 off 35.

Durham’s 188/5 was set by Suzie Bates (77 off 58) and Bess Heath (45 off 27).

Sarah Glenn had earlier helped restrict the total to 2/21.

None of it mattered once Beaumont got going. The Blaze won by seven wickets with an over to spare.

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7. Essex Women – 190/7

Essex’s 190/7 came in the same match as rank one on this list. They chased Hampshire’s record 215/3 and made it genuinely difficult.

Lauren Winfield-Hill led with 69 off 42 balls. Madeline Penna hit 38 off 17 to accelerate the chase in the middle overs. At one point, Essex were in with a chance.

Bex Tyson’s 3/40 proved decisive, slowing the run rate when Essex needed boundaries. They finished 25 runs short on 190/7.

Two teams are both posting 190-plus in the same match. The 2025 season’s opening day set a tone that the rest of the competition had to try to match.

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8. BLZ Women – 188/6

The Blaze’s 188/6 at Chesterfield was a complete performance. Big batting score followed by a devastating bowling display.

Heather Graham hit 73 off 47 balls at the top of the order.

Ella Claridge added an unbeaten 51 off 36 to give The Blaze a total they could defend comfortably.

Hampshire never got close. Kathryn Bryce took 4/13 to bowl them out for 151.

A 37-run win that showed just how balanced The Blaze were across both disciplines.

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9. Durham Women – 188/5

Durham’s 188/5 deserves more credit than a bottom-half ranking suggests. On most days in T20 cricket, 188 wins. This was not most days.

Suzie Bates scored 77 off 58, and Bess Heath hit 45 off 27, but Sarah Glenn (2/21) and Kathryn Bryce (2/37) for The Blaze kept the scoring in check at key moments.

Then Beaumont batted. Durham’s total was never going to be enough once she found her rhythm.

They lost by seven wickets, and their 188 ended up being overtaken comfortably.

A fine innings from Durham. Just not fine enough on that afternoon.

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10. HAM Women – 181/8

Hampshire’s 181/8 rounds off the top 10 as a losing score, which tells you something about the level Surrey were at in 2025.

Chasing 214, Hampshire needed something exceptional.

Ella McCaughan provided it with 81 off 50 balls, carrying the innings almost alone. Georgia Adams chipped in with 29, but the next highest score was 16.

Grace Harris removed both key partners to finish with 3/18, and Hampshire ran out of steam.

They reached 181/8, 32 runs short. A well-constructed chase that ultimately could not match Surrey on the day.

FAQs

• What is the highest team score in Women’s T20 Blast history?

Hampshire Women’s 215/3 against Essex Women at the Utilita Bowl, Southampton, on 30 May 2025. They won by 25 runs at a run rate of 10.75.

• How many 200-plus scores were recorded in Women’s T20 Blast 2025?

Three. Hampshire Women posted 215/3, Surrey Women hit 213/4, and Surrey Women again reached 204/5. All three came in first-innings efforts.

• Who hit the only century in the Women’s T20 Blast 2025?

Ella McCaughan of Hampshire Women, scoring 106 off 60 balls against Essex Women at Chelmsford on 12 June 2025.

• Which teams feature most in the highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history?

Hampshire Women (three entries), Surrey Women (two), The Blaze (two), Essex Women (one), Warwickshire Women (one), and Durham Women (one).

• Who won the 2025 Vitality Blast Women title?

Surrey Women beat Warwickshire Women by five wickets in the final at the Kia Oval on 27 July 2025.

• What is the highest score in women’s T20 cricket anywhere in the world?

Argentina Women scored 427/1 against Chile on 13 October 2023 in Buenos Aires, which remains the highest total in any women’s T20 match globally.

Conclusion: The 2025 Season Changed What We Expect from Women’s T20 Blast Batting

The highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history all come from a single season.

That is not a coincidence. The 2025 Vitality Blast Women competition raised the bar for what county women’s T20 cricket could produce.

Hampshire Women hold the top spot with 215/3. Surrey Women rank two and three.

The Blaze contributed two entries in the top eight.

Between them, these three sides showed that 180-plus was becoming routine, and 200-plus was possible.

Ella McCaughan hit the competition’s only century. Tammy Beaumont produced the best chase.

Grace Harris was the most complete performer across bat and ball. Those names defined 2025.

The 2026 season is coming. Hampshire’s 215/3 is the record to beat.

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