by Hampshire Women’s Maia Bouchier opened the 2025 Vitality Blast Women’s with 92 off 53.
The Blaze’s Tammy Beaumont closed a chase of 189 with an over to spare.
Between those two innings, across a single summer, six teams wrote the highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history.
Highest Team Scores in Women’s T20 Blast History
Every record on this list was set in 2025. Here they are, ranked from the top.
The Full List: Highest Team Scores in Women’s T20 Blast History
| Rank | Team | Score | Overs | Inns | Opposition | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HAM Women | 215/3 | 20 | 1 | Essex Women | Won |
| 2 | Surrey Women | 213/4 | 20 | 1 | HAM Women | Won |
| 3 | Surrey Women | 204/5 | 20 | 1 | WAR Women | Won |
| 4 | HAM Women | 195/2 | 20 | 1 | Essex Women | Won |
| 5 | WAR Women | 193/6 | 20 | 1 | Durham Women | Won |
| 6 | BLZ Women | 190/3 | 19 | 2 | Durham Women | Won |
| 7 | Essex Women | 190/7 | 20 | 2 | HAM Women | Lost |
| 8 | BLZ Women | 188/6 | 20 | 1 | HAM Women | Won |
| 9 | Durham Women | 188/5 | 20 | 1 | BLZ Women | Lost |
| 10 | HAM Women | 181/8 | 20 | 2 | Surrey Women | Lost |
Three things define this list. First, every score above 190 resulted in a win except Essex’s 190/7, which came against the competition record of 215.
Second, the player who appears most often across these ten innings, in terms of match-defining contributions, is Ella McCaughan with scores of 68, 106, and 81 across three separate entries.
Third, the 2025 season was the first time the competition ran under its current format, meaning every record here is also the only record. There is no previous benchmark to compare them against.
1. HAM Women – 215/3
Quick Answer: Hampshire Women’s 215/3 against Essex Women at Southampton on 30 May 2025 is the single highest team score in Women’s T20 Blast history.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Essex Women |
| Venue | Utilita Bowl, Southampton |
| Date | 30 May 2025 |
| Result | HAM Women won by 25 runs |
| Run Rate | 10.75 |
The match was the season opener, and Hampshire treated it like a statement.
Maia Bouchier scored 92 off 53 balls in the kind of innings that shifts expectations.
Ella McCaughan was equally dangerous at the other end, finishing with 68 off 39.
Georgia Adams contributed late to push the total to 215/3, a number that eclipsed the Utilita Bowl ground record by 18 runs.
Essex responded with more fight than the eventual margin suggests.
Lauren Winfield-Hill scored 69 off 42, and Madeline Penna hit 38 off 17 before Bex Tyson (3/40) removed the batters, keeping the chase alive. Essex finished on 190/7. Hampshire won by 25 runs.
The record has stood from that first day of the season through to the present.
2. Surrey Women – 213/4
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Hampshire Women |
| Venue | Kia Oval, London |
| Date | 5 June 2025 |
| Result | SUR Women won by 32 runs |
| Run Rate | 10.65 |
Grace Harris played one of the most complete individual matches in the 2025 season here.
She hit 63 off 35 batting first, shared the stage with Danni Wyatt-Hodge (62 off 41) and Paige Schofield (49 off 18), and then returned to take 3/18 with the ball.
Surrey reached 213/4 with a run rate of 10.65. Hampshire replied through Ella McCaughan’s 81 off 50, but Harris removed both McCaughan and Adams in the same spell, and the chase ended at 181/8.
Two things make this entry notable. It came just five days after Hampshire’s record 215. And the same player who helped build 213 also prevented Hampshire from ever getting close in the reply.
3. Surrey Women – 204/5
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Warwickshire Women |
| Venue | Kia Oval, London |
| Date | 18 July 2025 |
| Result | SUR Women won by 25 runs |
| Run Rate | 10.20 |
Surrey’s 204/5 in mid-July was their second score above 200 in 2025. That alone sets them apart from every other team on this list.
Kira Chathli led the way with 65 off 31 balls, including five sixes. Her 93-run stand with Grace Harris (37 off 25) was the spine of the innings.
Warwickshire tried hard to restrict: Priyanaz Chatterji (3/23) and Kalea Moore (3/38) were two of the better bowling performances across all ten of these matches. Surrey still made 204.
Warwickshire replied with 179/9 and lost by 25 runs. For a side nine days from the final, it was a difficult afternoon.
4. HAM Women – 195/2
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Essex Women |
| Venue | County Ground, Chelmsford |
| Date | 12 June 2025 |
| Result | HAM Women won by 42 runs |
| Run Rate | 9.75 |
The 2025 Vitality Blast Women produced exactly one T20 century.
Ella McCaughan hit it here, scoring 106 off 60 balls at Chelmsford.
The innings was defined by two partnerships.
McCaughan’s own century was the headline, but Charli Knott’s unbeaten 72 off 55 at the other end turned a solid total into an unassailable one. Hampshire reached 195/2.
Georgia Adams (4/26) then took Essex’s innings apart, bowling them out for 153/8. Hampshire won by 42 runs.
McCaughan scored 68 in Hampshire’s record 215/3 two weeks earlier. Now a century.
Across just two matches in this top 10, she had scored 174 runs. No other batter contributed that across multiple entries in this list.
5. WAR Women – 193/6
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Durham Women |
| Venue | Edgbaston, Birmingham |
| Date | 31 May 2025 |
| Result | WAR Women won by 42 runs |
| Run Rate | 9.65 |
Warwickshire’s 193/6 on day two of the season was built on a partnership between contrasting styles that ended up being the most effective combination in this entire list.
Davina Perrin (87 off 61) set the platform with patience and placement.
Laura Harris (55 off 21) came in at the death and turned that platform into a total Durham could not answer.
The combined effect: a score that looked threatening from the ball only grew more so.
Durham were bowled out for 151 in 19 overs. A 42-run win gave Warwickshire one of the more convincing opening results of the season.
6. BLZ Women – 190/3
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Durham Women |
| Venue | Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street |
| Date | 13 June 2025 |
| Result | BLZ Women won by 7 wickets |
| Run Rate | 10.00 |
| Overs | 19 |
This is the entry Tammy Beaumont owns.
Durham set 189 to win after Suzie Bates (77 off 58) and Bess Heath (45 off 27) built a total their bowlers expected to defend.
Sarah Glenn (2/21) had helped keep the innings tight.
Beaumont walked in and scored 81 off 44 balls. Kathryn Bryce (39 off 35) stayed with her.
The Blaze reached 190/3 in 19 overs and won by seven wickets.
Chasing 189 with a run rate of 10.00, finishing with an over unused.
Across all 10 entries in this list, no innings involved a harder target to reach and made it look easier.
7. Essex Women – 190/7
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Hampshire Women |
| Venue | Utilita Bowl, Southampton |
| Date | 30 May 2025 |
| Result | Lost by 25 runs |
| Run Rate | 9.50 |
Essex’s 190/7 came against the all-time highest total in Women’s T20 Blast history, in the same match, on the same day. That framing is everything.
Lauren Winfield-Hill (69 off 42) and Madeline Penna (38 off 17) built a reply that, against any other first innings in the competition’s history, would have won the match.
Bex Tyson (3/40) for Hampshire removed the players, keeping the rate up.
Essex fell 25 runs short. They scored 190 and lost. In this company, that is not a failure. It is a record.
8. BLZ Women – 188/6
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Hampshire Women |
| Venue | Queen’s Park, Chesterfield |
| Date | 4 July 2025 |
| Result | BLZ Women won by 37 runs |
| Run Rate | 9.40 |
The Blaze’s 188/6 at Chesterfield was built by two batters who did not need to be flashy to be effective.
Heather Graham (73 off 47) hit boundaries consistently without ever looking like she was taking unnecessary risks.
Ella Claridge (51 not out off 36) pushed the total past 185 in the closing overs. Hampshire needed 189 to win.
Kathryn Bryce (4/13) ended that chase before it started. Hampshire were bowled out for 151.
A 37-run win, and a performance where The Blaze’s bowling was as important as their batting.
9. Durham Women – 188/5
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | The Blaze Women |
| Venue | Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street |
| Date | 13 June 2025 |
| Result | Lost by 7 wickets |
| Run Rate | 9.40 |
Read ranks 6 and 9 together, and you get the full picture of the Chester-le-Street match on 13 June.
Durham batted first, and Suzie Bates scored 77 off 58, a knock that ought to be better remembered than it is, given it came on the losing side of a seven-wicket defeat.
Bess Heath (45 off 27) finished the innings strongly. 188/5 was the result, set against Sarah Glenn (2/21) and Kathryn Bryce (2/37) bowling for The Blaze.
That total should have been defensible. Beaumont made it academic.
10. HAM Women – 181/8
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Surrey Women |
| Venue | Kia Oval, London |
| Date | 5 June 2025 |
| Result | Lost by 32 runs |
| Run Rate | 9.05 |
The last entry belongs to Hampshire again, and again it is a loss. This time, they were chasing 213.
Ella McCaughan (81 off 50) did what she had done in the record-breaking match: anchored Hampshire’s reply and made a difficult chase look possible.
Georgia Adams added 29. Grace Harris (3/18) ended both partnerships, and the chase stalled at 181/8.
The final entry on this list was scored by a team chasing 213 and falling 32 short.
That 181/8 made the top 10 says something about how high the standard was in the 2025 season.
FAQs
- Which individual player had the biggest impact on the highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history?
Ella McCaughan (Hampshire Women) scored 68, 106, and 81 across three separate entries in the top 10, totalling 255 runs. No other player contributed significantly to more than two entries.
- How quickly did Hampshire Women set the Women’s T20 Blast record in 2025?
Hampshire set the record of 215/3 in the very first match of the 2025 Vitality Blast Women’s season, on 30 May 2025, the opening day of the competition.
- Did any team use their highest Women’s T20 Blast total to win a final or knockout match?
No. All ten entries in the top 10 are from group-stage fixtures. The 2025 Vitality Blast Women final was won by Surrey Women, beating Warwickshire Women by five wickets on 27 July 2025, but that match does not feature in the top 10 scoring list.
- Is the Women’s T20 Blast the same as the Vitality Blast Women?
Yes. The Vitality Blast Women is the official sponsored name for the Women’s T20 Blast competition in England. Both names refer to the same domestic T20 competition that launched in 2025.
- Which player produced the best performance as both a batter and a bowler across the highest-scoring Women’s T20 Blast matches?
Grace Harris (Surrey Women) scored 63 off 35 in Surrey’s 213/4 (rank 2) and took 3/18 in Hampshire’s 181/8 reply in the same match. Across the full top 10, no player contributed more significantly with both bat and ball in a single game.
- What is the lowest score that appears in the top 10 Women’s T20 Blast records?
Hampshire Women’s 181/8 against Surrey Women at The Oval on 5 June 2025, scored while chasing 213 in a match Surrey won by 32 runs.
Conclusion: One Season Wrote All Ten Records. The Players Behind Them Made It Personal.
Statistics tell you the highest team scores in Women’s T20 Blast history sit between 181 and 215. The players behind them tell you more.
Ella McCaughan appeared in three of the ten entries and scored 255 runs across them.
Grace Harris shaped two of the top three, with bat and ball. Tammy Beaumont made the most difficult chase on this list look routine.
Maia Bouchier opened the whole thing with 92 off 53 on the first day of the season.
These are the records now. All of them belong to 2025.
Hampshire Women own the top, Surrey Women own the second and third, and The Blaze proved that chasing 190 is not out of reach if the right batter is in form.
The 2026 season will add new names to the story. Whether the top entry changes is the question worth watching.
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