Not so much fetch xml but still useful, in theory the same could be created in fetchxml too. This query shows how to find a view in CRM and who owns it. You can also retieve the actual fetchxml from the FetchXML field in the query below.
SELECT
FetchXml,
UserQueryId,
Name,
LayoutXml,
CreatedOn,
OwnerId,
(SELECT TOP (1) domainname
FROM FilteredSystemUser AS s
WHERE (systemuserid = u.OwnerId)) AS domainname
FROM UserQueryBase AS u
WHERE (Name LIKE '%Insert View Name%') -- change to the view your looking for
AND (OwnerId = 'xxxx') -- enter the quid of the user if your looking for views owned by a user.
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