Toronto Sixers Defend Canada Super 60 Title After Dramatic Comeback

Toronto’s chase was in trouble at 39/4 after losing captain Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Sterre Kalis and Saachi Dhadwal; Ella McCaughan and Indu Barma then put on an unbroken 46-run partnership to secure the win.
Vancouver’s innings included Sophie Reid’s 35 and Marizanne Kapp’s 16, but four batters were run out as the Warriors finished on 84/9. Barma dismissed Kapp, finishing with 1/28 from two overs.
Toronto recovered from losing its opening match to Vancouver by seven wickets, then beat Vancouver Anchors Women in the league stage and again in the eliminator before winning the final. Barma took four wickets across the tournament.
Vancouver Anchors closed their league campaign with a 35-run win over White Rock Warriors, posting 141/7 before restricting White Rock to 106/7; Martin Andersson took 3/24 and Ben Sanderson 2/4.
Toronto Sixers Women successfully defended their Canada Super 60 title, defeating Vancouver Warriors Women by six wickets with three balls to spare in a thrilling final Female Cricket. Chasing 85 runs, the Sixers recovered from 39/4 to seal victory through an unbeaten 46-run partnership between Ella McCaughan and Indu Barma.
The men's side also claimed the championship, beating Vancouver Anchors by five wickets at BC Place in Vancouver Khelmon, completing a memorable double for the Toronto franchise. The Sixers' dominance capped off a dominant season across both competitions.
Toronto's women's team faced disaster when they slumped to 39/4, losing captain Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Sterre Kalis, and Saachi Dhadwal Female Cricket. The chase seemed doomed until McCaughan and Barma combined for an unbroken 46-run stand to guide the Sixers home with three deliveries remaining.
Vancouver Warriors Women posted 84/9 in their 10-over innings, with Sophie Reid scoring 35 and Marizanne Kapp adding 16 Female Cricket. However, four Warriors batters were run out, undermining the team's total and leaving them short of a competitive score.
Indu Barma proved decisive with the ball, dismissing Kapp and finishing with 1/28 from two overs Female Cricket. The all-rounder's tournament performance was exceptional, taking four wickets across the competition while also delivering with the bat when it mattered most.
The Sixers bounced back after losing their opening match to Vancouver by seven wickets Female Cricket. They then beat Vancouver Anchors Women in the league stage and eliminated them again in the eliminator round before claiming the championship in the final.
Vancouver Anchors closed their league campaign with a convincing 35-run victory over White Rock Warriors Khel Now. The Anchors posted 141/7 before restricting White Rock to 106/7, with Martin Andersson taking 3/24 and Ben Sanderson claiming 2/4.
Unbeaten Mississauga Masters will face Toronto Sixers in one men's semifinal Khel Now, while Vancouver Anchors meet Brampton Blitz in the other. The Sixers' dominance in both competitions sets up a compelling finale to Canada Super 60 Season 2.
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