Cricket Canada celebrates a landmark season as Canada Super 60 and NCL GT20 conclude with global reach

Two leagues, two coasts, one Caribbean stage: 2026 puts Canadian cricket in front of a worldwide audience

TORONTO, November 3, 2026 — Cricket Canada today celebrated the successful completion of two of its premier professional competitions, the Canada Super 60 and the NCL GT20 Canada.

Canada Super 60 (Season 2): Vancouver, September 29 – October 4

• Six franchises played 24 matches over six days at BC Place, with men’s and women’s competitions.
• Toronto Sixers completed a title double. The men beat Vancouver Anchors by five wickets, and the Sixers women won back-to-back crowns, beating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets.
• Per league figures, the season reached 432 million viewers across broadcast and streaming, with 123 million Instagram views and 5 million+ live YouTube views.
• Every match streamed nationally and free on CBC Gem, with select matches, including the women’s final, on CBC TV. International partners included FanCode, Fox Sports and Kayo Sports.

NCL GT20 Canada (fifth edition, Caribbean Edition): St. Vincent, October 23 – November 2

• Five franchises played 18 matches at Arnos Vale Stadium. This was the first edition staged outside Canada, in partnership with Cricket West Indies.
• Broadcast and streaming covered ten territory groupings, including Canada, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, the Caribbean, MENA, Latin America and Africa.
• Montreal Warriors and Toronto Kings reached the final. Toronto Kings were crowned Champions at the Arnos Vale Stadium. Caribbean Icon Evin Lewis was named the Most Valuable Player. Canadian International Shivam Sharma took the most wickets in the tournament.
• The tournament returns to Canada in 2027.

“Two leagues, two stages, and one message: Canadian cricket is ready for a global audience. We thank the players, franchises, partners, volunteers and fans who made this season possible.” — Arvinder Khosa, President, Cricket Canada

“These tournaments give Canadian players the chance to compete alongside international stars, and give our fans a reason to be proud. We look forward to building on this momentum.” — Paramjit Shahi, Secretary, Cricket Canada

About Cricket Canada: Cricket Canada is the national governing body for cricket in Canada, responsible for the growth, development and governance of the sport nationwide.