How to watch Canada Super 60 2026 on Dafanews: Live stream, schedule for the T10 cricket tournament
Here's everything you will need to know to stream the Canada Super 60 2026 T10 cricket tournament live on Dafanews.
North America's most explosive short-format cricket tournament returns for its second season, as the Canada Super 60 2026 gets underway at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, running from September 29 to October 4.
Fronted by Indian great Yuvraj Singh and streamed live on Dafanews, the tournament brings together six men's franchises and three women's sides for six straight days of T10 cricket, the fastest format in the game, alongside live concerts and entertainment at the iconic indoor venue.
Season 2 has expanded on last year's debut, with an international player draft in July bringing in stars including Jonny Bairstow, James Vince, Martin Guptill and Sikandar Raza to line up alongside Canada's own emerging domestic talent.
Meanwhile, the defending champion in the men's division of the Canada Super 60 is the Brampton Blitz. Meanwhile, the Toronto Sixers are the title holders in the women's tournament.
Canada Super 60 2026: Live stream, TV Channel
Live Streaming: Match details and updates of the Canada Super 60 2026 will be on Dafanews.
How to watch: Getting started only takes a couple of minutes. Create a Dafabet account , navigate to the live sports tab, and every fixture becomes available to follow, complete with ball-by-ball scores and updates as they happen.
When is the Canada Super 60? Dates and full schedule
Tournament Duration: The Canada Super 60 2026 runs from September 29 to October 4, across six straight days of cricket.
Match Format: Both the men's and women's competitions run concurrently, with multiple matches scheduled most days at BC Place.
Daily Timings: Matches are staggered throughout the day, typically beginning at 1:30 p.m. local time (PDT), with several fixtures also held at 4:00 p.m., 6:45 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. local time.
Women's Competition: The three-team women's event runs a shorter league phase before an eliminator on October 2 and the final on October 3.
Men's Competition: The six-team men's league phase wraps up ahead of the semifinals and final, all of which will be played on October 4.
Teams in Action: (Men's) Brampton Blitz, Mississauga Masters, Montreal Royal Tigers, Vancouver Anchors, Toronto Sixers and Whiterock Warriors; (Women's) Toronto Sixers Women, Vancouver Warriors Women and Vancouver Anchors Women.
Mississauga Masters vs Vancouver Anchors
Vancouver Anchors vs Montreal Royal Tigers
Whiterock Warriors vs Mississauga Masters
Montreal Royal Tigers vs Mississauga Masters
Montreal Royal Tigers vs Whiterock Warriors
Toronto Sixers Women vs Vancouver Warriors Women
Vancouver Anchors Women vs Toronto Sixers Women
Vancouver Warriors Women vs Vancouver Anchors Women
Women's Final: Team 1 vs Winner of Eliminator
Tournament Structure: Six men's franchises play a round-robin league phase, each side facing the others before the standings are finalised.
Qualification Rules: The top four men's teams advance to the semifinals, with the two winners progressing to the final on October 4. The three-team women's competition sends the top team into the finals while the second and third-placed teams battle it out in the eliminator, with the winner advancing to the final.
Match Rules: Games are played under T10 regulations, with each side facing just 10 overs per innings.
Team Composition: The field mixes marquee international signings with Canadian domestic talent, following a July player draft that saw more than 1,300 players from 34 countries register for a place in the league.
The tournament takes place entirely at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, with cricket moving indoors at the 42-year-old venue that has previously hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics ceremonies and major concert tours.
The event is organised by Canada Super 60 in partnership with Cricket Canada. Moreover, CBC has separately signed on as a broadcast and streaming partner within Canada, reflecting the league's growing push to establish T10 cricket as a mainstream product in North America.
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