Toronto Sixers Women sealed a decisive win on Sunday, taking the Canada Super 60 title with a nine‑wicket victory over Vancouver Thunderbirds. The Sixers chased a small target of 76 in just seven overs, clinching the 2025 Mel Jones Trophy that honors former Australian cricketer Mel Jones.
Captain Deandra Dottin powered the chase, scoring an unbeaten 46 off 29 balls, with three sixes and two fours. She built a solid partnership with Sindhu Sriharsha, adding 40 runs for the first wicket. When Sriharsha fell, Sterre Kalis steadied the innings, finishing on 10* off 10.
Earlier, six‑over bowling kept Vancouver at bay, limiting them to 75/9. Amarpal Kaur dominated for the Sixers, taking 3 for 4, while Xara Jetly won 3 for 8. Alisa Lister top‑scored for the Thunderbirds with 25 off 17, but the rest struggled.
At BC Place in Vancouver, fans enjoyed several thrilling games. In the men’s fixture, the Mississauga Masters demolished the Toronto Sixers, winning by 10 wickets. All‑rounder Ravi Bopara led the way, taking 4 wickets for 28 runs and smashing 72 off 29 balls, including six sixes and six fours. Leus du Plooy added 44 in the chase.
The Montreal Royal Tigers faced the White Rock Warriors, with the Warriors clinching a five‑wicket win after a shaky start. Joe Clarke finished on 60* from 25 balls in the successful chase. Jerome Thompson’s tight bowling helped restrict Vancouver’s score.
Brampton Blitz turned the tide against Vancouver Kings. David Wiese emerged as the star, striking for the Blitz with 62* off 27 balls, and bowlers like Piyush Chawla and Dilon Heylinger took wickets to keep the Kings in check.
Day 5 at BC Place promises more action. Brampton Blitz will face Montreal Royal Tigers first, followed by Toronto Sixers vs Vancouver Kings, and ending with Mississauga Masters vs White Rock Warriors. The Canada Super 60 continues to deliver fast‑paced, high‑energy cricket for fans across Canada.
Source: aninews
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