Top 3 run-getters of Canada Super 60 2026

Kieron Pollard-led Toronto Sixers win Canada Super 60. (Source:Canada Super60)

Top 3 run-getters of Canada Super 60 2026The Canada Super 60 2026 is a T10 cricket tournament that was staged at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver. The second season of the competition ran from September 29 to October 05, with the semifinals and final all played on the final day. Three batters stood out above the rest in the run-scoring charts across the league phase.

The men’s competition featured six franchises: Brampton Blitz, Mississauga Masters, Montréal Royal Tigers, Toronto Sixers, Vancouver Anchors and Whiterock Warriors. Brampton Blitz entered the tournament as defending champions. However, it was the Toronto Sixers side that lifted the silverware by thumping the Vancouver Anchors by five wickets in the final on Monday.

Here are top 3 run-getters from Canada Super 60 2026:

3. Alex Lees (Mississauga Masters)

Alex Lees of Mississauga Masters scored 185 runs from 6 innings in 6 matches, with 1 not-out, at an average of 37.00. The star England international’s highest score was 70, and he registered 2 fifties. Lees hit 19 sixes and 13 fours, the most boundaries among the three leading run-getters.

The left-handed opening batter faced 68 balls at a strike rate of 272.05, placing him second among the trio in that category.

2. Nicholas Pooran (Toronto Sixers)

Nicholas Pooran of the Toronto Sixers matched Pienaar’s tally of 207 runs, making the two joint leaders in the tournament’s run charts. The renowned wicketkeeper-batter played 7 innings across 7 matches without a single not-out, finishing with an average of 29.57.

Pooran’s highest score was 67, and he hit 25 sixes and 8 fours at a strike rate of 217.89. The attacking cricketer also scored 2 fifties during the competition, facing 95 balls in total. Pooran’s contributions with the bat were crucial, and it eventually reaped fruits as the Toronto-based franchise lifted the silverware in the 2026 edition, winning the final by five wickets.

1. Obus Pienaar (Vancouver Anchors)

Obus Pienaar of Vancouver Anchors finished as one of the joint top scorers of the tournament with 207 runs from 6 innings in 7 matches. He remained not out on four occasions, which gave him a remarkable average of 103.50. His highest score was an unbeaten 82, and he struck 27 sixes and 6 fours across the tournament, making his performances stand out.

His strike rate of 308.95 was the highest among the three leading run-getters. Pienaar also registered 2 fifties during the competition, facing just 67 balls in total. However, his efforts weren’t enough for the Vancouver-based franchise, as they missed out on clinching the final game against the Toronto Sixers at the BC Place Stadium.

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