The Canada Super 60 League is set to make a grand return for its second season, bringing exhilarating cricket action to fans from September 29 to October 4, 2024. Hosted at the iconic BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, the tournament continues its mission to establish itself as a flagship event in the global cricket calendar.

A Landmark Year for BC Place

This season marks a significant milestone for BC Place, which is not only hosting the Canada Super 60 but is also scheduled to feature in the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. The stadium’s selection for both major international events underlines its reputation as a premier, multi-sport venue capable of delivering world-class experiences.

Expansion and Inclusivity

The 2024 season will feature a total of eight teams, including two dedicated women's teams, highlighting the league’s commitment to inclusivity and the growth of women’s cricket. A packed schedule of 24 matches promises non-stop entertainment for fans, both in-stadium and online.

Star Power and Global Appeal

Building on the success of its inaugural season, the tournament continues to draw international attention. Yuvraj Singh, League Partner, expressed his enthusiasm: "After the success of last year's inaugural season, I am truly delighted to share that Canada Super 60 is returning for Season 2. The response from fans, players, and the global cricket community was incredibly encouraging, and it was clear that the world took notice of what we are building here."

Last year’s edition saw participation from renowned cricketers such as Suresh Raina, Shikhar Dhawan, Moeen Ali, Shakib Al Hasan, and Martin Guptill—a testament to the league’s rising stature. Organisers are expected to announce this year’s player lineup soon, with strong anticipation of another star-studded roster.

Defending Champions Aim for Glory

Brampton Blitz will return as the defending champions in the men’s division after their dominant campaign last season. On the women’s side, Toronto Sixers will look to build on their impressive performances and clinch the title.

With a growing fan base, increasing international recognition, and the backing of cricket legends, the Canada Super 60 League is poised to become a cornerstone of North American cricket.