Canada Super60 returns for a second edition of the T10 cricket league.
The six-day tournament features a variety of international cricketers representing six franchises in the 10-over format.
Here's everything you need to know about Canada Super60.
Dates
The tournament begins on Tuesday 29th September and concludes with the final on Sunday 4th October.
The final will take place on the same day as the two semi-finals.
Teams
The Canada Super60 consists of six teams:
- White Rock Warriors
- Brampton Blitz
- Montreal Royal Tiger
- Toronto Sixers
- Mississauga Masters
- Vancouver Kings
Brampton Blitz were the inaugural winners of the Canada Super60 after securing an eight-wicket win over Montreal Royal Tiger in the 2025 final.
Format
The competition is a single round-robin format, with a total of 15 league matches played across the six teams to determine the league standings.
Each team bats for 10 overs (60 balls) in fast-paced matches that last about 90 minutes.
The top four teams at the end of the league stage qualify for the semi-finals. The team that finishes top of the standings will take on fourth, while the second and third placed teams contest the other semi-final.
Venue
Vancouver's BC Place Stadium will host every match of the 2026 Canada Super60.
The venue, which can accomodate a maximum of 54,000 spectators, hosted seven matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including two in the knockout stage and is the home of MLS side Vancouver Whitecaps.
Which players are featuring?
A number of high-profile international stars are competing in the second edition of the Canada Super60, including England World Cup winners Moeen Ali, Alex Hales, and Tymal Mills.
Indian Premier League stars Nicholas Pooran and Andre Russell also headline for Toronto Sixers and Montreal Royal Tiger.
Find the full squads below.
Canada Super60 squads
Brampton Blitz
James Vince, Martin Guptill, Alex Hales, Dilon Heyliger, Chris Greaves, Yuvraj Samra, Rishiv Joshi, Ben Raine, Hardus Viljoen, Tymal Mills, Tom Curran, Asa Tribe, Matthew Tromp, Finley Dixon, Ajayveer Hundal
Mississauga Masters
Sikandar Raza, David Wiese, Ali Khan, Hamza Tariq, Rayyan Pathan, Shubham Ranjane, Zahid Shirzad, Kaleem Sana, Colin Munro, Alex Lees, Saif Zaib, Richard Gleeson, Saad Bin Zafar, Azam Khan, Virandeep Singh
Montreal Royal Tigers
Andre Russell, Josh Brown, Isuru Udana, Chris Lynn, Scott Kuggeleijn, Brad Currie, Gursahib Singh, Brett Hampton, David Willey, Anoop Chima, Nicholas Kirton, Ali Nadeem, Mark Watt, Junaid Siddique, Kavian Naresh
Toronto Sixers
Nicholas Pooran, Shreyas Movva, Kieron Pollard, Daniel Sams, William Smeed, Nawab Singh, Imad Wasim, Hunain Shah, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Dilraj Deol, Ali Khan, Tejinder Johal, Saiteja Mukkamalla, Rushil Agarkar, Andries Gous
Vancouver Anchors
Moeen Ali, Tom Moores, Max Chu, Ansh Patel, Mustafizur Rahman, Chris Jordan, Aneurin Donald, Ben Sanderson, Mathew Spoors, Gurnek Johal, Shubham Handa, Akhil Kumar, Choudry Share Ali, Advait Dhabe, Dipendra Singh Airee
Whiterock Warriors
Sam Billings, Baltej Singh, Jordan Thompson, Dwaine Pretorius, Nick Hobson, Jake Ball, Kane Richardson, Aryan Sidhu, Prabhpreet Bhullar, Brandon McMullen, Ricardo Vasconcelos, Sukhjinder Singh, Sheel Patel, Shivam Sharma, Darius Visser
