Vancouver, October 4, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
The semi-final line-up for Canada Super 60 Season 2 is set, with unbeaten Mississauga Masters taking on Toronto Sixers in the first knockout clash, while Vancouver Anchors will face Brampton Blitz in the second semi-final.
In the women’s competition, Toronto Sixers Women successfully defended their title after beating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets in the final.
Vancouver Warriors Women posted 84/9 in their 10 overs, with Sophie Reid scoring 35 off 28 balls and Marizanne Kapp adding 16 off nine. Toronto chased down the target in 9.3 overs, with Ella McCaughan leading the way with an unbeaten 36 off 20 balls, including three fours and two sixes. Indu Barma remained unbeaten on 18 off 13 as Toronto secured their second consecutive women’s title.
Mississauga Masters topped the men’s league standings with 10 points from five matches, followed by Vancouver Anchors on eight, Brampton Blitz on six and Toronto Sixers on four. The results confirmed the 1-v-4 and 2-v-3 semi-final pairings.
White Rock Warriors finished fifth with two points, while Montreal Royal Tigers ended their campaign without a win.
Mississauga completed a perfect league phase with five wins from five after thrashing Toronto Sixers by 92 runs in their final game. Alex Lees produced one of the standout innings of the tournament, smashing 70 off 24 balls with six fours and six sixes. George Munsey scored 27 off 15, while David Wiese struck 23 off eight as Mississauga posted 166/5.
Toronto struggled in the chase and finished on 74/9 despite an unbeaten 40 off 24 balls from Kieron Pollard. Wiese returned figures of 3/9, while Saad Bin Zafar took 3/2.
Vancouver Anchors also closed the league phase with a convincing 35-run win over White Rock Warriors. After being sent in, Vancouver scored 141/7 in 10 overs, with Obus Pienaar making 31 off 12 balls and Aneurin Donald contributing 30 off 11. Chris Jordan added 30 off 12, including three sixes.
White Rock were restricted to 106/7 despite Dwaine Pretorius scoring 35 off 10 and Hayden Dickson making 29 off 12. Martin Andersson claimed 3/24 and Ben Sanderson took 2/4 for Vancouver.
The semi-finals will now see league leaders Mississauga Masters meet fourth-placed Toronto Sixers, while Vancouver Anchors, who finished second, take on third-placed Brampton Blitz.
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