Montreal Royal Tigers vs Toronto Sixers, CS60L, Today Match Prediction

MOT vs TOS Match Prediction & Analysis

Montreal Royal Tigers and Toronto Sixers will lock horns in the second T10 of the Canada Super 60 2026 at BC Place in Vancouver.

Montreal Royal Tigers finished fourth in the league stage of the previous season, winning three of their five matches and collecting six points with a net run rate of -0.558. They then reached the final but finished as runners-up after losing to Brampton Blitz. Toronto Sixers, meanwhile, finished sixth in the league stage, managing just one win from five matches and collecting two points with a net run rate of -2.524.

Montreal Royal Tigers have recorded two wins and two losses in their last five completed matches, while Toronto Sixers have managed one win and four losses during the same period.

Montreal Royal Tigers lead the head-to-head record 1-0, having won the only previous meeting between the two teams.

In their last match of the previous season, Montreal Royal Tigers suffered a heavy eight-wicket defeat against Brampton Blitz, while Toronto Sixers lost their final game by eight wickets against Vancouver Kings. Both teams will therefore look to begin their Canada Super 60 2026 campaign with a stronger performance. 

TEAMS PREVIEW

Montreal Royal Tigers Preview

Montreal Royal Tigers ended their previous season with an eight-wicket defeat against Brampton Blitz. They were bowled out for 69 before Brampton Blitz chased down the target with eight wickets in hand.

Josh Brown was one of Montreal's key batters last season, scoring 165 runs in seven matches. Isuru Udana also contributed 138 runs in seven matches, while Mark Watt added 16 runs in five games. The team will expect these experienced players to provide stability and aggression in the T10 format.

With the ball, Isuru Udana was Montreal's leading wicket-taker, claiming 11 wickets in seven matches. Bradley Currie also impressed with six wickets in seven matches and will be an important option in the bowling attack.

Montreal Royal Tigers will look to put their disappointing finish to the previous season behind them and make a strong start to the 2026 campaign. Their squad features a mix of experienced international players and established performers, giving them plenty of options across both departments.

Key Players: Josh Brown, Isuru Udana, Bradley Currie

Montreal Royal Tigers Predicted Playing XI:

Andre Russell, Josh Brown, Mark Watt, Isuru Udana, Scott Kuggeleijn, Brett Hampton, David Willey, Kavian Naresh, Anoop Chima, Gursahib Singh, Bradley Currie

Toronto Sixers Preview

Toronto Sixers ended their previous season with an eight-wicket defeat against Vancouver Kings. They scored 96/9 before Vancouver Kings chased down the target with eight wickets in hand.

Will Smeed scored 193 runs in seven matches for Toronto Sixers last season. Daniel Sams also scored 65 runs in five matches, while Shreyas Movva added 61 runs in seven matches. These batters will be expected to play important roles in Toronto Sixers' batting line-up.

With the ball, Daniel Sams took five wickets in five matches last season. Nawab Singh also picked up four wickets in five games and will be another important option for the bowling attack.

Toronto Sixers will be keen to improve on their previous season after finishing sixth in the league stage. They will look to make better use of their experienced players and begin the 2026 campaign on a positive note.

Key Players: Will Smeed, Daniel Sams, Nawab Singh

Toronto Sixers Predicted Playing XI:

Nicholas Pooran, Kieron Pollard, Daniel Sams, Will Smeed, Imad Wasim, Hunain Shah, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Tejinder Johal, Dilraj Deol, Nawab Singh, Ali Khan

Weather Conditions

The weather in Vancouver is expected to be rainy around the match time, with the temperature around 13°C. The chance of precipitation stands at 70%, while humidity is likely to be around 95%. Winds are expected to blow at approximately 16 km/h. 

MOT vs TOS Pitch Report

In the last three Canada Super 60 matches at BC Place, the average first-innings score has been 105.7 runs, while teams have averaged 99.3 runs in the second innings. The chasing side has won two of these three matches, with the team batting first securing one victory. A score of 105-115 could be a competitive total on this surface. 

Score Prediction

If Montreal Royal Tigers bat first: 105-115 runs
If Toronto Sixers bat first: 110-120 runs

Toss: To Bowl

The recent record at BC Place suggests that chasing could be slightly more favourable, with teams batting second winning two of the last three Canada Super 60 matches played at the venue. The team batting first has won once during this period, so the captain winning the toss may look to bowl first.

Toss Prediction: Toronto Sixers to win the toss.