Day 2 of Canada Super 60 Season 2 produced three men’s victories and one women’s result at BC Place, Vancouver on October 1, 2026. Vancouver Anchors, Brampton Blitz and Mississauga Masters all won in the men’s action in the T10 tournament, which runs from September 29 to October 4, 2026.
Vancouver Anchors, the franchise owned by former India pacer Zaheer Khan, beat Montreal Royal Tigers by 7 wickets, chasing down 161 with 4 balls remaining. Josh Brown was the standout performer of the day, producing an extraordinary 88 not out off just 33 balls. His innings contained 13 sixes and was the defining contribution across all three men’s matches on the day.
In the women’s fixture, Toronto Sixers Women defeated Vancouver Anchors Women by 21 runs, defending a total of 70 all out.
How did Mississauga Masters and Brampton Blitz perform on Day 2?
Mississauga Masters produced the most dominant performance of the day in their men’s match against White Rock Warriors. They chased down a target of 100 in just 4.2 overs, winning by 9 wickets. Alex Lees was the driving force behind that chase, scoring 59 not out off 16 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes. The innings underlined the Masters’ batting depth and their ability to dismantle even a competitive total at a remarkable rate in T10 cricket.
Brampton Blitz were involved in the closest contest of the day against Toronto Sixers. Tom Kohler-Cadmore gave the Sixers a strong platform, striking 54 off 22 balls with 5 fours and 5 sixes. Toronto Sixers posted 156, but Brampton Blitz chased it down by 4 wickets with just 1 ball to spare, claiming the points on a day when three other franchises also registered victories.
Where can fans watch Canada Super 60 Season 2?
Canada Super 60 Season 2 features six franchise teams: Brampton Blitz, Toronto Sixers, Vancouver Anchors, White Rock Warriors, Montreal Royal Tigers and Mississauga Masters. Yuvraj Singh serves as the brand ambassador and face of the tournament, which is being held entirely at BC Place in Vancouver.
The tournament continues at BC Place through October 4, 2026, with further group-stage matches still to be played across both the men’s and women’s competitions.
