Canada Super 60 returns for Season 2 at Vancouver’s BC Place

VANCOUVER: The Canada Super 60 League is gearing up for its second season, with matches scheduled to be played from September 29 to October 4, 2026 at BC Place Stadium, as the tournament looks to build on a promising debut.

After a first season that drew attention from across the cricketing world, organisers are aiming to position the league as a regular fixture on the global calendar. Backed by growing fan interest and international participation, the short-format competition is steadily carving out its niche in North America.

League partner Yuvraj Singh struck an optimistic note about the road ahead. “After the success of last year’s inaugural season, I am truly delighted to share that Canada Super 60 is returning for Season 2,” he said. He added that the response from fans and players had been “incredibly encouraging,” and the focus now is to establish the tournament as a marquee global event.

Singh also highlighted the league’s role beyond entertainment, noting that it offers young players in Canada an opportunity to compete alongside top international talent. He described the experience of playing at BC Place as “very special”, pointing to the venue’s unique indoor setting and lively atmosphere.

The event has also drawn strong institutional backing. “We’re delighted to welcome the Canada Super 60 League and cricket fans back to BC Place,” said Government of British Columbia minister of tourism, arts, culture and sport Anne Kang, emphasising the role such events play in showcasing the region and boosting sports tourism.

Echoing this sentiment, Cricket Canada president Amjad Bajwa said the league represents a significant step forward for cricket’s growth in the region. “This league is not only about world-class competition, but also about creating pathways and opportunities for Canadian players,” he said.

At the venue level too, enthusiasm is high. “Welcoming Canada Super 60 cricket back to BC Place is incredibly meaningful to us,” said BC Place general manager Chris May, noting the stadium’s growing association with cricket and its diverse fan base.

The tournament returns in a landmark year for the venue, which is also set to host matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026, further cementing its status as a multi-sport hub.

On the field, defending men’s champions Brampton Blitz will be back to defend their title, while the Toronto Sixers will look to build on their strong showing in the women’s competition.

With momentum on its side and ambitions firmly set, the Canada Super 60 League is shaping up for a second season that could well move it from promising newcomer to a serious player on cricket’s global stage.