Canada Super 60: Toronto Sixers Women defend title; men's semis set
Synopsis
Toronto Sixers Women made it two Canada Super 60 titles in a row, while Mississauga Masters completed a perfect league phase — and Alex Lees' jaw-dropping 70 off 24 balls sets the men's semis up as a genuine contest. With Kieron Pollard, Marizanne Kapp, Chris Jordan, and Moeen Ali all in the mix, the knockouts promise fireworks.
Key Takeaways
Toronto Sixers Women won the Canada Super 60 Season 2 women's title on 4 October , beating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets — their second successive crown.
Ella McCaughan was the women's final match-winner with an unbeaten 36 off 20 balls , including three fours and two sixes.
Mississauga Masters finished the men's league stage unbeaten with 10 points from five matches , setting up a semi-final against Toronto Sixers .
Vancouver Anchors face Brampton Blitz in the other semi-final after finishing second on eight points .
Alex Lees hit 70 off 24 balls (six fours, six sixes) as Mississauga crushed Toronto by 92 runs in the league finale.
Montreal Royal Tigers finished the league stage without a win, while White Rock Warriors ended fifth with two points.
Toronto Sixers Women claimed back-to-back Canada Super 60 titles on 4 October 2026, defeating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets in the Season 2 final at BC Place, Vancouver. Meanwhile, the men's semi-final line-up is confirmed, with unbeaten Mississauga Masters facing Toronto Sixers and Vancouver Anchors taking on Brampton Blitz.
Women's Final: Toronto Sixers Defend Crown
Vancouver Warriors Women posted 84/9 in their allotted 10 overs, with Sophie Reid top-scoring on 35 off 28 balls and Marizanne Kapp contributing a brisk 16 off nine. Toronto Sixers Women overhauled the target in 9.3 overs, powered by an unbeaten 36 off 20 balls from Ella McCaughan — her knock featuring three fours and two sixes. Indu Barma provided able support with an unbeaten 18 off 13 as Toronto wrapped up a second successive women's title.
Men's League Stage Standings and Semi-Final Pairings
Mississauga Masters topped the league table with a perfect 10 points from five matches, followed by Vancouver Anchors on eight, Brampton Blitz on six, and Toronto Sixers on four. The standings set up a 1-v-4 clash between Mississauga and Toronto, and a 2-v-3 tie between Vancouver and Brampton. White Rock Warriors ended fifth on two points, while Montreal Royal Tigers finished sixth without a single win in the league phase.
Mississauga Masters Demolish Toronto in League Finale
The Masters sealed their unbeaten league run in emphatic fashion, routing Toronto Sixers by 92 runs. Alex Lees produced arguably the innings of the tournament, blasting 70 off 24 balls with six fours and six sixes. George Munsey chipped in with 27 off 15 and David Wiese hammered 23 off eight as Mississauga reached 166/5. Toronto's reply crumbled to 74/9; Kieron Pollard fought valiantly with an unbeaten 40 off 24, but Wiese's 3/9 and Saad Bin Zafar's remarkable 3/2 rendered the chase futile.
Vancouver Anchors Edge White Rock in Final Round
Vancouver Anchors closed their league campaign with a comfortable 35-run win over White Rock Warriors. Batting first, Vancouver raced to 141/7 in 10 overs, with Aneurin Donald striking 30 off 11, Obus Pienaar making 31 off 12, and Chris Jordan clubbing 30 off 12 including three sixes. Moeen Ali fell for a duck but the total proved more than enough. White Rock were restricted to 106/7; Dwaine Pretorius made 35 off 10 and Hayden Dickson contributed 29 off 12, but Martin Andersson's 3/24 and Ben Sanderson's 2/4 kept the chase under control.
Key Performers and What to Watch Next
Isuru Udana emerged as one of Montreal Royal Tigers' standout performers during the league stage, finishing as a leading wicket-taker for the side despite their winless campaign. Attention now shifts to the men's knockout rounds, where Mississauga's all-round depth and Alex Lees' form make them the team to beat — though Vancouver's pace firepower through Chris Jordan could prove decisive against Brampton.
Point of View
Though, is how a format as compressed as Super 60 has drawn genuine international talent: Pollard, Kapp, Jordan, Moeen Ali, and Wiese all featured, giving the tournament a credibility that newer T10-style leagues often struggle to establish. Toronto Sixers Women's back-to-back triumph also points to a structural depth in their squad that rivals haven't yet matched. Whether the men's team can replicate that consistency in the knockouts — against the most dominant league side in Mississauga — is the defining question of the season.
NationPress
4 Oct 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the Canada Super 60 Season 2 women's title?
Toronto Sixers Women won the Canada Super 60 Season 2 women's title on 4 October, defeating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets. It is their second consecutive women's championship in the tournament.
Who are the men's semi-finalists in Canada Super 60 Season 2?
The four men's semi-finalists are Mississauga Masters, Toronto Sixers, Vancouver Anchors, and Brampton Blitz. Mississauga (1st) face Toronto (4th), while Vancouver (2nd) take on Brampton (3rd).
How did Mississauga Masters perform in the league stage?
Mississauga Masters were the only unbeaten side in the men's league phase, winning all five matches to finish on 10 points. Their final-round demolition of Toronto Sixers by 92 runs — with Alex Lees hitting 70 off 24 balls — underlined their dominance.
Who were the standout performers in the Canada Super 60 final round?
Alex Lees (70 off 24 for Mississauga), Chris Jordan (30 off 12 for Vancouver), Aneurin Donald (30 off 11 for Vancouver), and David Wiese (3/9 with the ball for Mississauga) were among the key performers. Kieron Pollard's unbeaten 40 for Toronto was notable in a losing cause.
Which teams finished outside the top four in the Canada Super 60 men's league?
White Rock Warriors finished fifth with two points, while Montreal Royal Tigers ended the league stage in sixth place without recording a single win.
