Canada Super 60 Season 2 Reaches 432M Global Views

Canada Super 60 Season 2 delivers a global broadcast footprint of 432 million and 123 million Instagram views and the Toronto Sixers’ historic championship double. Here’s the full season breakdown.

Canada Super 60 Season 2 Makes History With 432 Million Global Distribution and a Toronto Sixers Championship Double

Cricket in North America is no longer an experiment. It’s a movement — and Canada Super 60 just proved it with numbers that demand attention.

Following its second season at Vancouver’s iconic BC Place, Canada Super 60 has announced a staggering global broadcast and streaming distribution footprint of 432 million, cementing its status as one of the fastest-growing emerging cricket properties in the world. Add 123 million Instagram views and more than five million live match views on YouTube, and the picture becomes even clearer: this league is building something real.

A Truly Global Broadcast Network

Season 2 didn’t just reach cricket fans — it reached them everywhere. Distribution spanned India, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, Australia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Bangladesh, the Middle East and North Africa, and Canada, through a carefully assembled network of established broadcasters and digital platforms.

This wasn’t passive reach either. These are markets where cricket is either deeply embedded in culture or rapidly growing — and Canada Super 60 planted its flag in all of them simultaneously.

Broadcast and Streaming Partners by Market

Digital Performance That Speaks for Itself

The league’s own Instagram account generated 62 million views during the season — more than half of the combined 123 million views across all league, team and partner channels. That kind of owned-channel dominance is rare for a property in just its second season and speaks to a highly engaged, returning fanbase rather than casual passive scrolling.

Combined with more than five million YouTube views of live matches, the digital story of Season 2 is one of genuine audience appetite — fans actively seeking out content between matchdays and across time zones.

Toronto Sixers Claim a Historic Championship Double

On the field, Season 2 delivered drama worthy of its growing global audience. Toronto Sixers completed a stunning championship double, claiming both the men’s and women’s titles at BC Place.

Women’s Final: Toronto defended their crown with a composed six-wicket victory over Vancouver Warriors, chasing down 85 runs to finish on 86/4 in 9.3 overs. Ella McCaughan’s unbeaten 36 and Indu Barma’s unbeaten 18 sealed the win. Marizanne Kapp was named Women’s Most Valuable Player, with cricket legend Sana Mir presenting the trophy.

Men’s Final: The men’s decider went to the very last ball. Chasing 165 against Vancouver Anchors — owned by former India fast bowler Zaheer Khan — Toronto leaned on an extraordinary 67 off just 23 balls from Nicholas Pooran, supported by Kieron Pollard’s 35 and Daniel Sams’ unbeaten 25, to finish on 168/5. Pooran, who accumulated 207 runs and two wickets across the tournament, was named Men’s Player of the Tournament. Wasim Akram presented the trophy.

A Landmark Moment for Cricket in Canada

Perhaps the most symbolically significant moment of Season 2 came on October 3, when Canada Super 60 launched CBC Sports Primetime on CBC TV and CBC Gem — occupying a Saturday night programming window historically reserved for Hockey Night in Canada. That’s not just a scheduling slot. That’s cultural territory.

BC Place, which hosted seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches including two knockout fixtures, provided a world-class stage for international stars including Andre Russell, Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran, Marizanne Kapp and Fatima Sana.

Cricket’s North American Moment Is Now

With the United States co-hosting the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup and both men’s and women’s T20 cricket confirmed for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, the timing for Canada Super 60’s growth couldn’t be better calibrated.

Abhishek Shah, Founder and Chairman of Canada Super 60, framed it clearly: “Our ambition is to create a global cricket property that connects markets, cultivates new fan communities and unlocks opportunities for businesses to engage with the sport.”

Season 2 hasn’t just validated that ambition. It’s accelerated it.

Canada Super 60 continues to build one of cricket’s most exciting emerging properties. Follow the league’s official channels for Season 3 announcements, broadcast details, and team news.

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