The Vancouver Warriors Women enter the Women’s Canada Super60 2026 final, having marched through the group stage with an unbeaten record, winning both of their matches with remarkable ease. Their opponents, the Toronto Sixers Women, secured their spot in the summit clash with one victory and one defeat from their two outings, finishing behind the Warriors on the points table. Having already squared off in the league phase where the Warriors produced a dominant performance, the Sixers will be eager to settle the score on the biggest stage of the tournament.
Heading into the title decider, momentum heavily favors Vancouver given the ruthless clinical efficiency they have shown across both departments. Their top-order firepower and disciplined bowling unit have made them the team to beat, consistently putting opposition under early pressure and finishing games cleanly. However, Toronto possesses plenty of match-winners capable of turning a high-stakes final on its head, meaning any slip in intensity from the Warriors could open the door for a classic counterpunch.
Squads:
Toronto Sixers Women’s Cricket Team
Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Ella Mccaughan, Sophia Smale, Indu Barma, Sterre Kalis, Laura Cardoso, Amarpal Kaur, Saachi Dhadwal, Krima Kapadia, Terisha Lavia, Saee Purandare, Jasmina Oldham, Vandana Mahajan
Vancouver Warriors Women’s Cricket Team
Marizanne Kapp, Achini Perera, Mannat Hundal, Phebe Molkenboer, Camy Desai, Sabah Aslam, Jess Joseph, Sophie Reid, Ami Campbell, Alice Monaghan, Grace Scrivens, Chloe Tryon, Vedanshi Kashyap, Ritu Singh
Players to watch out:
Marizanne Kapp
Marizanne Kapp has been in explosive form, sitting right at the top of the run-scoring charts with 88 runs in just 2 innings. What makes her numbers even more remarkable is that she remains unbeaten so far, striking at a sensational rate of 231.57. She has already cleared the ropes 7 times alongside 7 boundaries, including a match-winning high score of 74* that set the benchmark for power-hitting in the tournament.
Mannat Hundal
Mannat Hundal has provided reliable control with the ball across her 2 appearances so far, claiming 2 wickets in 3 overs. Keeping things tight with an economy rate of 6.00 and an average of 9.00, she has ensured the opposition doesn’t get away during her spells. Her best figures of 1/8 highlight her ability to build pressure and deliver disciplined overs when called upon.
Indu Barma
Indu Barma has been a key force with the ball, picking up 3 wickets across 3 matches at a sharp bowling average of 10.33. She has kept a firm grip on the run rate, maintaining a tidy economy of 6.20 over her 5 overs bowled. With best bowling figures of 2/4, her knack for striking at crucial moments has made her a go-to option in the attack.
Bess Heath
Bess Heath has been a dynamic presence in the batting order, accumulating 65 runs across 3 innings at an average of 32.50. Striking at a blistering 185.71, she has constantly applied pressure on the bowlers, highlighted by a top score of 37*. She has been particularly strong at finding the fence, smashing 10 boundaries and a maximum so far.
Pitch:
BC Place features a state-of-the-art synthetic turf pitch beneath an iconic retractable roof. The venue easily adjusts its surface configuration to host MLS, CFL, and international tournaments, with its cable-supported roof closing in minutes to shield the field from any rain.
Weather:
Vancouver will experience cloudy daytime conditions and a low night-time temperature of 9°C. Temperatures will reach a high of 17°C, accompanied by light westerly winds at 7 mph and a minor 10% chance of daytime rain.
Fantasy Playing XI:
Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Ella Mccaughan, Sophia Smale, Indu Barma, Sterre Kalis, Marizanne Kapp, Achini Perera, Mannat Hundal, Phebe Molkenboer, Camy Desai
Match Details:
Date – October 04, 2026
Time – 7:00 AM IST
Venue – BC Place, Vancouver, Canada
Broadcast – The game will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website.
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