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Toss Winner - Montreal Royal Tigers won the toss and choose to bowl first
Brampton Blitz beat Montreal Royal Tigers by 13 runs
Can Montreal end their poor season with a consolation and revenge victory?
Brampton Blitz to win.
| Tournament: | Canada Super 60 League, 2026 |
| Format: | t10 |
| Venue: | BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, Canada |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 15.2°C|Clear |
Brampton Blitz and Montreal Royal Tigers will lock horns in the 15th match of the Canada Super 60 2026 on Sunday, 4th October. The venue for this match is BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, BC and the scheduled start time is 11:15 IST.
Brampton Blitz are coming off a tough loss against the Masters in the Canada Super 60. Montreal Royal Tigers are under pressure after dropping their fourth straight game against the Warriors. Both teams would eye a winning momentum in the tournament.
Current Standings: Brampton Blitz are standing at fourth place with four points and Montreal Royal Tigers are placed at bottom with zero points.
H2H History: Brampton Blitz and Montreal Royal Tigers both met each other in last year’s final where Brampton emerged victorious.
BBZ
95/7 in 10.0 9.5
128/6 in 10.0 12.8
156/5 in 10.0 15.6
CS60L
Brampton Blitz beat Toronto Sixers by 5 wickets
158/6 in 9.5 16.07
88/6 in 10.0 8.8
CS60L
Brampton Blitz beat White Rock Warriors by 3 wickets
90/7 in 9.0 10
MOT
127/9 in 10.0 12.7
140/5 in 10.0 14
123/4 in 10.0 12.3
CS60L
Mississauga Masters Won by 2 runs
125/2 in 10.0 12.5
163/3 in 9.4 16.86
CS60L
Vancouver Anchors beat Montreal Royal Tigers by 7 wickets
160/3 in 10.0 16
94/9 in 10.0 9.4
CS60L
Toronto Sixers beat Montreal Royal Tigers by 16 runs
110/7 in 10.0 11
52/10 in 11.1 4.66
GBLT20
Montreal Tigers beat Toronto Nationals by 7 wickets
56/3 in 11.3 4.87
Brampton Blitz enter the matchup after suffering their first defeat of the tournament, losing to Vancouver Anchors by seven wickets. Batting first, the defending champions managed just 84/9, which Vancouver chased down in 8.4 overs. Earlier, the Blitz defeated Toronto Sixers by four wickets while chasing 157. JJ Smuts led the chase with 44 off 17 balls, while Asa Tribe struck 37 off 13 and James Vince added 35 off 10. Hardus Viljoen also impressed with a four-wicket haul. In their opening game, Brampton chased down 89 against Whiterock Warriors to win by three wickets.
The Blitz won the inaugural Canada Super 60 title last season, beating Montreal Royal Tigers in the final. They finished third in the league stage with three wins before winning both knockout matches to claim the trophy. Brampton have retained several key players from that title-winning campaign while adding Alex Hales as their marquee signing for Season 2. Hales scored 196 runs in five innings last season, including 86 off 32 balls against Toronto, and returns to the side after joining from the Sixers.
Martin Guptill provides further experience at the top of the order, while James Vince adds another proven T10 batter. Guptill scored 200 runs in the inaugural edition, while Vince contributed 119. With Hales, Guptill and Vince in the batting unit, Brampton have considerable top-order firepower.
Dilon Heyliger was their leading bowler last season with 13 wickets and has already taken five this season. Hardus Viljoen has also made a strong start, claiming seven wickets in three innings, while Chris Greaves was another important contributor during their title-winning campaign.
Brampton have already shown their ability to chase challenging totals, but their 84-run effort against Vancouver exposed the importance of their top order firing consistently. With Hales, Guptill and Vince providing experience and Heyliger and Viljoen leading the bowling attack, the defending champions will look to bounce back quickly from their first defeat.
James Vince, Alex Hales, Martin Guptill, Yuvraj Samra, Asa Tribe, Chris Greaves, Ben Raine, Dilon Heyliger, Tom Curran, Tymal Mills, Hardus Viljoen
Hardus Viljoen, Ben Raine, Dillon Heyliger, Chris Greaves, Yuvraj Samra, Finley Dixon, Asa Tribe, Martin Guptill, James Vince, Alex Hales, JJ Smuts
Montreal Royal Tigers enter the contest after a two-run defeat against Mississauga Masters, their third consecutive loss of the tournament. Chasing 126, Montreal finished on 123/4 despite Tajinder Singh's 61 off 26 balls and Andre Russell's 27 off 11. They needed four runs from the final delivery but could not complete the chase.
Earlier, Montreal lost to Vancouver Anchors despite posting their highest total of the season. They scored 160, but Vancouver chased the target with two balls to spare, with Josh Brown's 88 off 33 balls, including 13 sixes, leading the chase. Russell added 27 off eight balls. In their opening game, Montreal were beaten by Toronto Sixers by 16 runs after being restricted to 94 while chasing 111. Isuru Udana scored 30 off 14, while Toby Albert contributed 21 off eight.
Montreal finished runners-up in the previous edition after losing the final to Brampton Blitz. They won three of their five league matches and finished fourth before defeating the table-toppers in the semifinal. They now face a difficult task after losing their first three matches of the current campaign.
Josh Brown has been Montreal's leading batter this season, scoring 110 runs in three innings, including his 88 against Vancouver. He scored 165 runs during last season's campaign. Isuru Udana took 11 wickets at an average of 12.55 last season and has already claimed four wickets this year, while also scoring 30 runs. Andre Russell adds further all-round value and remains one of Montreal's main match-winning options.
Josh Brown, Toby Albert, Brett Hampton, Andre Russell, Ryan Higgins, Nicholas Kirton, Scott Kuggeleijn, Ali Nadeem, Tajinder Singh, Isuru Udana, Gursahib Singh
Isuru Udana, Andre Russell, Scott Kuggeleijn, Mark Watt, Anoop Chima, Ali Nadeem Abbasi, Kavian Naresh, Gursahib Singh, Ryan Higgins, Thomas Jack Draca, Tajinder Singh
The weather at Vancouver on 4th October is expected to be cloudy with a high of 17°C and a low of 9°C, along with a 10% chance of rain and north winds at 11 kph.
The surface at BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, has generally favoured batting in the Canada Super 60, offering good conditions for stroke-making. The average first-innings score in the last five T10 matches is 127, while 161 has been successfully chased and 110 has been defended this season. Overall, it is a batting-friendly surface where aggressive stroke play can be rewarded, although disciplined bowling can still make an impact.
Score prediction:
If Montreal Royal Tigers bat first - 125-130 runs
If Brampton Blitz bat first - 135-145 runs
In the last five T10 matches at this venue, chasing sides have won three times, suggesting a slight advantage for teams batting second. In the ongoing competition, teams chasing have won twice, including a successful chase of 161, while 150-plus totals have been chased twice. Both teams have previously enjoyed success while bowling first and are likely to prefer chasing if they win the toss.
Toss Prediction: Montreal Royal Tigers to win the coin toss.
Brampton Blitz enter this contest as the favourites to win this match. They are the defending champions of the tournament. On the other hand, Montreal are yet to get a victory in the tournament. Brampton looks a better side in the T10 format. This is also a crucial match for both teams as both teams would eye to get a winning end to the league round.
Brampton Blitz to win.
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