- Canada Super 60 Season 2 reaches a global distribution base of 432 million. With the United States co-hosting the 2024 T20 World Cup and men’s and women’s T20 cricket expected to feature at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, the second season of the Canada Super 60 adds to the expansion.
- Canada Super 60 Season 2 reaches global distribution base of 432 million (Source: Canada Super60) Canada Super 60 today announced a global broadcast and streaming distribution base of 432 million following its second season, as well as 123 million Instagram views across league, team and partner channels and over five million live match views on YouTube, marking a significant milestone in the international growth of the emerging cricket sector.
- The second season brought together international cricket talent, broadcast and streaming partners from multiple markets, as well as men’s and women’s competitions at BC Place in Vancouver.
Canada Super 60 Season 2 reaches a global distribution base of 432 million. With the United States co-hosting the 2024 T20 World Cup and men’s and women’s T20 cricket expected to feature at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, the second season of the Canada Super 60 adds to the expansion.
Canada Super 60 Season 2 reaches global distribution base of 432 million (Source: Canada Super60) Canada Super 60 today announced a global broadcast and streaming distribution base of 432 million following its second season, as well as 123 million Instagram views across league, team and partner channels and over five million live match views on YouTube, marking a significant milestone in the international growth of the emerging cricket sector. The second season brought together international cricket talent, broadcast and streaming partners from multiple markets, as well as men’s and women’s competitions at BC Place in Vancouver. With distribution in India, Pakistan, United Kingdom, Australia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Bangladesh, the Middle East, North Africa and Canada, the league has continued to expand its international presence through a network of established broadcasters and digital platforms.
The Canada Super 60 Instagram account generated 62 million views during the season, representing more than half of all views across league, team and partner channels. The digital performance complements the international distribution of the league and offers additional opportunities to engage audiences beyond match days and across markets. Abhishek Shah, founder and chairman of Canada Super 60, said: “We believe the future of esports lies in building a strong fan base and creating an ecosystem that brings players, broadcasters, commercial partners and audiences together.”
Our goal with Canada Super 60 is to create a global cricket company that connects markets, cultivates new fan bases and creates opportunities for companies to engage with the sport. The response to our second season across broadcast distribution and digital platforms is an encouraging step towards this vision. We see significant potential to build on this foundation and develop a sustainable sports business that delivers long-term value to our partners while expanding cricket’s global footprint. Season 2 of Canada Super 60, a global broadcast and streaming network, reached viewers in India, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, Australia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Bangladesh, the Middle East, North Africa and Canada.
Broadcast and streaming partners included FanCode and Unite8 Sports in India; Tamasha, A Sports and ARY Plus in Pakistan; ARY Digital and ARY Plus in the UK; Fox Sports and Kayo Sports in Australia; TV Supreme and SandBrix in Sri Lanka; SportyTV in South Africa; myco and T Sports in Bangladesh; Myco in the Middle East and North Africa; and CBC TV, CBC Gem and CBC Sports in Canada. Toronto Sixers complete championship double The Toronto Sixers won both titles at BC Place, with the women defending their crown in a six-wicket win over the Vancouver Warriors. Ella McCaughan’s unbeaten 36 and Indu Barma’s unbeaten 18 took Toronto to 86/4 in 9.3 overs chasing 85.
Marizanne Kp was named the women’s most valuable player while cricket legend Sana Mir presented the trophy. The men’s final went down to the last ball with Toronto chasing 165 to beat the Vancouver Anchors, owned by former India fast bowler Zaheer Khan. Nicholas Pooran’s 67 from 23 balls, Kieron Pollard’s 35 and Daniel Sams’ unbeaten 25 balls took Toronto to 168/5.
Pooran, who finished with 207 runs and two wickets, was named men’s player of the tournament. Cricket legend Wasim Akram presented the trophy. A groundbreaking season for cricket in Canada On October 3, Canada Super 60 launched CBC Sports Primetime on CBC TV and CBC Gem, introducing the ten-a-side format in a Saturday night programming slot long associated with Hockey Night in Canada.
The season was held at BC Place, which hosted seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, including two knockout matches, and featured international stars such as Andre Russell, Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran, Marizanne Kp and Fatima Sana. With the United States co-hosting the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup and men’s and women’s T20 cricket expected to be represented at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, the second season of the Canada Super 60 adds to the momentum of cricket’s expansion in North America. Its international broadcast network and digital audience provide a platform for increased audience growth and commercial partnerships.
