Ten overs a side leaves no room for slow starts, and Day 3 at BC Place proved it. Sixes flew, a match went down to the last ball, and three star names delivered the moments fans will keep replaying.

Canada Super 60 S2 Day 3 Results : Overview

Match	Result	Margin
Vancouver Anchors vs Brampton Blitz	Brampton 84/9; Vancouver 90/4 (8.4 ov)	Vancouver by 6 wickets
Toronto Sixers vs White Rock Warriors	White Rock 128/6; Toronto 129/5 (9.3 ov)	Toronto by 5 wickets
Mississauga Masters vs Montreal Royal Tigers	Mississauga 125/2; Montreal 123/4	Mississauga by 2 runs
Vancouver Warriors Women vs Vancouver Anchors Women	Anchors 81/4; Warriors 82/2 (7.4 ov)	Warriors by 8 wickets

Raza Powers Mississauga to a Nail-Biter

The closest contest of the day came from Sikandar Raza. His 50 off 24 balls anchored Mississauga’s 125/2, and the total proved just enough. Montreal Royal Tigers finished on 123/4, two runs short, leaving the Masters unbeaten after their opening two men’s matches. In a format this short, a half-century at that pace can decide a match, and Raza’s did. You can read more about the all-rounder on Sikandar Raza’s Wikipedia page.

Moeen Ali of Vancouver Anchors hitting a over boundary during Match 7 of Canada Super 60 Season 2 on 1 October 2026 at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Vancouver Anchors face Brampton Blitz in the professional men’s T10 cricket competition.

Photo by: s Saikat Das / aceimages.in for Canada Super60.

Pooran Fires, Toronto Chase Down 128

White Rock Warriors set a stiff target of 128/6. Aryan Sidhu hit 40 off 16 with five sixes, and Dominic Drakes smashed an unbeaten 38 off just 10 balls, including six sixes.

Toronto Sixers answered in style. Nicholas Pooran made 40 off 16 with five sixes, a strike rate of 250. Kieron Pollard added 22 off nine, and Daniel Sams finished unbeaten on 27 off 10 with four sixes. Sams also took 2/26 with the ball. Toronto got there in 9.3 overs, with three balls to spare.

Moeen Ali Seals It for Vancouver

Vancouver Anchors won the game with their bowling first. Lewis Gregory returned figures of 4/13 from two overs, while Martin Andersson and Akhil Kumar took two wickets apiece to bowl Brampton Blitz out for 84/9.

Moeen Ali then finished the job with an unbeaten 37 off 18 balls, including one four and four sixes at a strike rate of 205.56. Obus Pienaar chipped in with 22 off 13, and Vancouver chased 85 in 8.4 overs.

Women’s Match: Warriors Cruise

Earlier in the day, Vancouver Warriors Women beat Vancouver Anchors Women by eight wickets. Fatima Sana Khan top-scored for the Anchors with 49 off 31 balls, but Sophie Reid’s unbeaten 37 off 16 led a swift chase. Marizanne Kapp added 14 not out, and the Warriors reached 82/2 in 7.4 overs.

Where to Watch Canada Super 60 Season 2

Canada: CBC and CBC Gem
India: Unite8 Sports 2 on TV and FanCode for live streaming

What’s Next

With big hitters in form and margins this slim, every match feels like a final. For more match reports, follow our latest cricket updates on TechnoSports and browse our sports coverage. Which Day 3 moment was your favourite? Tell us in the comments.