Canada Super 60 has secured nationwide distribution for its second season through a new broadcast and streaming partnership with CBC, giving the professional T10 league national exposure across the public broadcaster’s television and digital platforms.
All 24 matches across the men’s and women’s competitions will be available free on CBC Gem during the September 29 to October 4 tournament at BC Place in Vancouver. CBC TV will carry selected fixtures nationally, including the women’s championship final, extending the league’s reach beyond streaming audiences.
CBC partnership expands national reach
The agreement connects Canada Super 60 with Canada’s national public broadcaster as the league enters its second year and cricket builds towards its return to the Olympic Games at Los Angeles 2028.
Canada Super 60 Chairman and Founder Abhishek Shah said in a statement: “We are thankful and genuinely thrilled to welcome CBC as our official broadcaster and streaming partner. Their involvement is a powerful vote of confidence in Canada Super 60 and confirms our belief that Canada is ready to embrace cricket’s growth across North America. With CBC and CBC Gem, families and communities from coast to coast to coast can be part of the tournament as we build a lasting platform for players, supporters and the next generation.”
CBC has an established commitment to covering Canadian high-performance athletes across its English and French platforms, as well as providing coverage of women’s sport. The new agreement places both divisions of Canada Super 60 within that national distribution network.
CBC Executive Director, Sports and Olympics Chris Wilson said in a statement: “CBC is excited to bring Canada Super 60 to audiences across the country as cricket prepares to make its return to the Olympic Games at LA2028. With both men’s and women’s matches available on CBC and CBC Gem, veteran fans and new viewers won’t miss a minute of the action.”
Canada Super 60 returns with expanded visibility
Canada Super 60 launched at BC Place in 2025 with backing from former India international and two-time World Cup winner Yuvraj Singh, bringing international players together with emerging Canadian talent.
The second season will feature six city-based franchises: Brampton Blitz, Mississauga Masters, Montréal Royal Tigers, Toronto Sixers, Vancouver Anchors and Whiterock Warriors. The tournament will stage 24 matches across six days, with each T10 contest comprising 10 overs per side and lasting approximately 90 minutes.
Men’s and women’s competitions have formed part of the league since its inaugural season, with the tournament positioning opportunities for Canadian players and women’s cricket as part of its development model.
BC Place anchors tournament in Vancouver
BC Place will again stage the entire competition, with the tournament returning to the Vancouver venue following its inaugural season. The event is also supported by the Government of British Columbia and Destination Vancouver.
British Columbia Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport Anne Kang highlighted the tournament’s ability to bring communities together, support local businesses and showcase the province as a destination for major international events. She also linked the government’s support to opportunities that celebrate British Columbia’s diverse communities and encourage the next generation of athletes.
The national distribution agreement adds another dimension to the tournament’s return to BC Place by making the action available to viewers beyond those attending in Vancouver. BC Place General Manager Chris May said in a statement: “As Canada Super 60 returns for its second year, having fans across the country able to watch the matches on CBC and CBC Gem is a powerful sign of cricket’s growing momentum in our region. We are proud to be the host venue of this event and can’t wait to see how the tournament and the sport continue to grow from here.”
Further tournament details to follow
Canada Super 60 combines its professional T10 competition with entertainment, cultural programming and family-focused experiences at BC Place, while the involvement of the provincial government and Destination Vancouver connects the event with the region’s wider sport and tourism positioning.
The CBC partnership establishes the tournament’s national broadcast and streaming footprint ahead of its September return. The complete CBC television schedule, full tournament fixtures, player announcements and ticket information are due to be released in the coming months.
