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Canada Super 60: Yuvraj Singh launches new T10 league in Canada

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Legendary Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh is set to launch a T10 league in Canada in collaboration with UK-based company Star 333 Sports Inc and Cricket Canada. The league will be called Canada Super 60, with its first edition slated to begin in July this year.

The organizers are describing the league as a ‘visionary platform designed to promote cricket’s growth and popularity in Canada’ and North America. They believe that the short, 60-ball each-side format can attract not only the traditional audiences but also generate growth of the sport in a new base.

“I am delighted to lend my leadership and vision to the Canada Super 60 League," Yuvraj said in a statement. “This tournament has the potential to be a stepping stone for the future of cricket in this region. Combining local talent and international stars is a recipe for something truly special. I am excited to be part of this journey and can’t wait to see the impact this league will have on cricket in North America."

The league will launch with eight teams comprising both local and international players. There will also be a fixed quota of players from associate nations. The inaugural season will take place in Toronto.

Crucially, the Canada Super60 League will feature both men’s and women’s leagues, becoming the first competition in North America to feature both men’s and women’s competitions from its inaugural year.

“Cricket Canada proudly welcomes the Canada Super 60 League as a significant milestone in developing the sport in our country. Having a legend like Yuvraj Singh at the helm is an honour and an inspiration to everyone involved. His stature and deep knowledge of the game will elevate Canadian cricket and help us achieve new heights. We believe this league will be pivotal in nurturing both men’s and women’s talent in Canada," Amjad Bajwa, President of Cricket Canada, said in a statement.

Abhishek Shah, Founder and MD of Star 333 Sports Inc, added: “We are thrilled to bring the Canada Super 60 League to life. This league is not just about cricket; it’s about creating opportunities, fostering local and international partnerships, and showcasing the immense potential of cricket in Canada. We aim to establish a world-class league that grows the sport’s footprint in North America and provides a robust platform for talent to shine. With significant investor interest and an ambitious vision, we are confident this league will set a new benchmark for cricket in this region."

 
Too many leagues... Useless and joke leagues are rocking the world of cricket... I think Yuvraj's money must have been finished so he thought about organizing a league to earn some money...
 
Good luck to Yuvi.

It’s always nice to promote the game on these non traditional cricket places.
 
Too many leagues... Useless and joke leagues are rocking the world of cricket... I think Yuvraj's money must have been finished so he thought about organizing a league to earn some money...

He is probably being paid for being ambassador. Its a good business.
 
Organizers say Canada Super 60 has drawn interest from cricketers from 34 countries

Pakistan's Naseem Shah, England's Alex Hales and Australia's Chris Lynn are among the more than 1,350 cricketers who have put their hands up for the new Canada Super 60 league, organizers say.

The league features the short-form 10-over version of the game. Matches last about 90 minutes with each team batting for 10 overs (60 balls), making for all-action contests with batsmen swinging for the boundary in search of runs.

The Canada Super 60 is set to launch in July at the CAA Centre in Brampton, Ont.

In contrast, the Global T20 Canada tournament, which has taken place at the same Brampton venue since 2018, features the 20-over version of the game.

Like Global T20 Canada, the eight teams in the new league will be made up of Canadian talent, international stars and a quota of players from associate nations.

Organizers say 1,135 male and 235 female players from 34 countries offered to take part in advance of registration closing. They include England's Jason Roy, South Africa's Rilee Rossouw and Shamar Joseph of the West Indies plus Pakistan's Fatima Sana and New Zealand's Maddy Green.

The six men's and two women's teams will be stocked by a draft.

"I’m absolutely thrilled to see some of the biggest names in world cricket signing up for the Canada Super 60," assistant tournament director Kyle Coetzer, a former Scottish star cricketer, said in a statement. "Their involvement will elevate the competition and provide invaluable exposure to Canadian players, fostering a sense of community and excitement among fans locally and globally."

Organizers say additional dates for the new league will come later.

SOURCE: https://www.coastreporter.net/crick...st-from-cricketers-from-34-countries-10541221
 
Too many leagues... Useless and joke leagues are rocking the world of cricket... I think Yuvraj's money must have been finished so he thought about organizing a league to earn some money...
Really?? Canada is like a local tehsil for Punjabis. Just investing in improving an under developed area of Punjab. :D
 
Yuvraj bhai seems to have a good business sense. He also opened a restaurant in Gurgaon recently called Koca
 
If the league is successful then it was an Indian league but if it fails then it will be termed as a Khalistani league.
 
Organizers say Canada Super 60 has drawn interest from cricketers from 34 countries

Pakistan's Naseem Shah, England's Alex Hales and Australia's Chris Lynn are among the more than 1,350 cricketers who have put their hands up for the new Canada Super 60 league, organizers say.

The league features the short-form 10-over version of the game. Matches last about 90 minutes with each team batting for 10 overs (60 balls), making for all-action contests with batsmen swinging for the boundary in search of runs.

The Canada Super 60 is set to launch in July at the CAA Centre in Brampton, Ont.

In contrast, the Global T20 Canada tournament, which has taken place at the same Brampton venue since 2018, features the 20-over version of the game.

Like Global T20 Canada, the eight teams in the new league will be made up of Canadian talent, international stars and a quota of players from associate nations.

Organizers say 1,135 male and 235 female players from 34 countries offered to take part in advance of registration closing. They include England's Jason Roy, South Africa's Rilee Rossouw and Shamar Joseph of the West Indies plus Pakistan's Fatima Sana and New Zealand's Maddy Green.

The six men's and two women's teams will be stocked by a draft.

"I’m absolutely thrilled to see some of the biggest names in world cricket signing up for the Canada Super 60," assistant tournament director Kyle Coetzer, a former Scottish star cricketer, said in a statement. "Their involvement will elevate the competition and provide invaluable exposure to Canadian players, fostering a sense of community and excitement among fans locally and globally."

Organizers say additional dates for the new league will come later.

SOURCE: https://www.coastreporter.net/crick...st-from-cricketers-from-34-countries-10541221
@RizwanT20Champ Naseem Shah, one of the best players according to you, would be playing in an unofficial league with retired uncles and has beens hahahaha
 
Top Pakistani cricketers Naseem Shah and Fatima Sana to star in Canada Super 60 T10 League
Pakistani pace sensation Naseem Shah and all-rounder Fatima Sana are among the headline players confirmed for the debut season of the Canada Super 60 T10 League, a high-octane tournament featuring more than 1,300 cricketers from 34 countries.

Fatima Sana is captain of the Pakistan's women's national team and recently helped her country to qualify for the women's World Cup.

The event is scheduled to kick off this July in Canada.

The league, backed by former Indian star Yuvraj Singh, has already created a buzz in the cricketing world with a player pool consisting of 1,135 male and 235 female cricketers, promising an exciting blend of international flair and emerging talent.

Eight franchises

Featuring eight franchises, the tournament aims to deliver fast-paced action while providing a global platform for both men's and women's cricket, Geo Tv reported.

Star power

Joining Naseem Shah in the men’s competition are a host of international T20 stalwarts, including: Finn Allen, Sikandar Raza, Alex Hales, Shamar Joseph, Jason Roy, Keshav Maharaj, Tim Seifert, Tim Southee, Jimmy Neesham, Azam Khan, Lungi Ngidi, Rilee Rossouw, Chris Lynn, Jason Holder, Andre Fletcher, Kyle Mayers, Tabraiz Shamsi, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Martin Guptill, Dawid Malan, and Mehidy Hasan Miraz among others.

Women's division


The women's division is equally star-studded with global talents such as Maddy Green, Fran Jonas, Rosemary Mair, Eden Carson, Tazmin Brits, Amy Smith, Lauren Winfield-Hill, Jess Jonassen, Shabnim Ismail, Laura Harris, Deandra Dottin, and Lea Tahuhu, alongside Pakistan’s Fatima Sana.

Kyle Coetzer, former Scottish captain and now assistant tournament director, shared his enthusiasm for the league’s potential.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to see some of the biggest names in world cricket signing up for the Canada Super 60,” Coetzer said. “Their involvement will elevate the competition and provide invaluable exposure to Canadian players, fostering a sense of community and excitement among fans locally and globally.”

What's next?

Tournament organisers have confirmed that player draft dates will be announced soon, with both men's and women's matches set to begin this July.

Source: https://gulfnews.com/sport/cricket/...tar-in-canada-super-60-t10-league-1.500100950
 
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