Toronto, ON – August 14, 2025 – Cricket Canada has appointed Ingleton Liburd as the new National Head Coach for a two-year term, a move aimed at bolstering the team’s readiness for the WCL2 home tri-series and the upcoming T20 World Cup.
Liburd, a respected figure in Canadian cricket, brings extensive experience and leadership to the role. His appointment marks a significant step forward for Canada’s men’s national cricket team as it builds momentum on the international stage.
Cricket Canada targets performance boost under Liburd
President of Cricket Canada, Amjad Bajwa, expressed strong support for the decision:
“Ingleton is a great asset to Cricket Canada. His experience and expertise will help our national team elevate its performance and strengthen our national cricket program. We look forward to working with him to achieve our strategic goals for the sport in Canada.”
Liburd has previously served in administrative and coaching roles within Canadian cricket and is widely regarded for his understanding of the domestic and international cricket landscape.
Liburd sets sights on World Cup qualification
Speaking on his appointment, Ingleton Liburd shared his ambitions for the role:
“I am dedicated to taking the national team to the next level. I understand the talent we have and will work closely with the players to drive progress for our national team. With the next T20 World Cup ahead of us and our WCL2 home tri-series just around the corner, I am confident that Canada will give its 100%.”
Liburd’s tenure begins immediately, with preparations already underway for Canada’s upcoming international fixtures. His appointment is seen as a strategic move to solidify Canada’s position in international cricket and develop long-term talent pipelines.
Canada’s path ahead: WCL2 and T20 World Cup
With the World Cup League 2 (WCL2) and ICC T20 World Cup on the horizon, Cricket Canada is focusing on performance, development, and international competitiveness. Liburd’s appointment signals a clear intent to strengthen Canada’s competitive edge and foster a high-performance culture within the national team setup.
