Canada Super 60 2026: Full Schedule, Squads, Teams & Fixtures

The Canada Super 60, a professional T10 league in Canada, is all set to begin its second season. The Canada Super 60 focuses on bringing Canadian youth into the game, along with renowned cricketing stars, and covers both men's and women's cricket. Yuvraj Singh, an Indian star player, serves as the brand ambassador and face of the Canada Super 60.

The Canada Super 60 2026 is around the corner, and the craze is expected to be at another level. We will list the complete Canada Super 60 2026 schedule, along with detailed squads, venues and especially the performers in the lineup on each match day.

Canada Super 60 2026 Schedule

The Canada Super 60 2026 will begin on September 29, 2026, featuring Toronto Sixers Women vs Vancouver Warriors Women in the women's match and Whiterock Warriors vs Brampton Blitz in the men's match. The Women's Final and Men's Final will be played on October 3 and 4, 2026, respectively. All the match will be played at the BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, allowing fans to enjoy the game.

The live performances have been scheduled everyday before the last match of the day, the artists lineup includes, Josh Brar, Crash Adams, Anmol Magician, Tegi Pannu, Armaan & Arnaaz Gill, and The PropheC. Here is the complete Canada Super 60 2026 schedule:

Canada Super 60 2026 Squads

Every squad in the Canada Super 60 2026 is filled with some of the best T20 batsmen in the world, allowing fans to witness great games of cricket. Here are the detailed Canada Super 60 2026 squads:

Toronto Sixers Squad

Nicholas Pooran, Kieron Pollard, Daniel Sams, William Smeed, Imad Wasim, Hunain Shah, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Tejinder Johal, Dilraj Deol, Newab Singh, Ali Khan, Shreyas Movva, Shadley van Schalkwyk, Muhammad Wasim, and Andries Gous.

Montreal Royal Tigers Squad

Andre Russell, Josh Brown, Mark Watt, Isuru Udana, Scott Kuggeleijn, Brett Hampton, David Willey, Kavian Naresh, Anoop Chima, Gursahib Singh, Ali Nadeem Abbasi, Nicholas Kirton, and Bradley Currie.

Mississauga Masters Squad

Sikandar Raza, David Wiese, Colin Munro, Alex Lees, Saif Zaib, Richard Gleeson, Azam Khan, Hamza Tariq, Rayyan Pathan, Zahid Shirzad, Saad Bin Zafar, Kaleem Sana, George Munsey, Shubham Ranjane, and Ali Khan.

Whiterock Warriors Squad

Sam Billings, Dwaine Pretorius, Jordan Thompson, Nick Hobson, Jake Ball, Dominic Drakes, Baltej Singh Dhanda, Aryan Sidhu, Prabhpreet Bhullar, Sukhjinder Singh, Sheel Patel, Shivam Sharma, Darius Visser, Ricardo Vasconcelos, and Brandon McMullen.

Brampton Blitz Squad

Jonny Bairstow, James Vince, Martin Guptill, Ben Raine, Hardus Viljoen, Tymal Mills, Tom Curran, Finley Dixon, Ajayveer Hundal, Yuvraj Samra, Dilon Heyliger, Chris Greaves, Jon Jon Smuts, Harsh Thaker, and Asa Tribe.

Toronto Sixers Women Squad

Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Ella McCaughan, Sophia Smale, Indu Barma, Sterre Kalis, Laura Cardoso, Amarpal Kaur, Saachi Dhadwal, Krima Kapadia, Terisha Lavia, Saee Purandare, Jasmina Oldham, and Vandana Mahajan.

Vancouver Anchors Women Squad

Fatima Sana, Kira Chathli, Davina Perrin, Laura Harris, Yasmeen Khan, Alexa Stonehouse, Grace Ballinger, Grace Wetherall, Eman Asim, Kanchan Rana, Tara Norris, Rabbjyot Rajput, Zeel Patel, Harseerat Kaur, and Sunita Dinakar.

Vancouver Warriors Women Squad

Marizanne Kapp, Achini Perera, Mannat Hundal, P. Molkenboer, Camy Desai, Sabah Aslam, Jess Joseph, Sophie Reid, Ami Campbell, Alice Monaghan, Grace Scrivens, Chloe Tryon, Vedanshi Kashyap, and Ritu Singh.