The European Women's Championship has been running since 1989, but following discussions in December 1999 with the Vice-President of the International Women's Cricket Council (IWCC), it was decided that the ICC Europe would take over the administration of the biennial Championships. The ICC Europe also took over Women's Under 21 Tournament in 2002, which is now held on the alternate year to the Women's Championships.

Women's European Championship
Year	Country	Winner	Comment
1983	Netherlands	Ireland	This was an unofficial tournament. England did not participate. Participants: Ireland, Netherlands, Denmark and Netherlands U23.
1989	Denmark	England	The first official EC. Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (FS = full side)
1990	England	England	Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (FS)
1991	Netherlands	England	Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (FS)
1995	Ireland	England	Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (FS)
1999	Denmark	England Dev	Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (Dev)
2001	England	Ireland	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (Dev). First EC under the auspices of the ECC
2005	Wales	England Dev.	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (Dev.), Wales
2007	Netherlands	England Dev.	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (Dev.), Wales
World Cups in 1993, 1997, 2000 and 2005
World Cup Qualifying Tournament in 2003
Women's Under 21 European Championship
Year	Country	Winner	Comment
1996	Netherlands	England U21	Participants: Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, England (U21)
2002	Ireland	England U21	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (21)
2004	Ireland	England U21	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (U21)
2006	Netherlands	England U21	Participants: Ireland, Scotland, Netherlands, England (U21)