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Mississauga Masters Squad for Canada Super 60 2026: Full Team, Key Players and Schedule

Published on September 30, 2026

Summary Overview: Mississauga Masters squad for Canada Super 60 2026, captained by Sikandar Raza with David Wiese, Colin Munro and Alex Lees. Full squad, key players and fixtures in PDT, ET and IST.

Unfinished Business: Can Sikandar Raza Take Mississauga One Step Further?

Who captains Mississauga Masters?

Zimbabwe's star all-rounder Sikandar Raza, who led the side last season too.

How did they do last year?

They reached the semi-finals of the first Canada Super 60 in 2025, before being knocked out by eventual champions Brampton Blitz.

What is the squad's biggest strength?

All-round depth. With Raza, David Wiese, Saif Zaib and Virandeep Singh, Mississauga have several players who can win a game with bat or ball.

The Story: So Close Last Time

Mississauga Masters were one of the stronger sides in the inaugural Canada Super 60. They won three league games, including a 10-wicket thrashing of the Toronto Sixers and a 47-run win over the Whiterock Warriors, to book a place in the semi-finals. There, they ran into Brampton Blitz, who chased down their 148 with ease to win by 9 wickets on the way to the title.

For readers new to the format: Canada Super 60 is T10 cricket, with each team batting for only 10 overs, or 60 balls. The top four teams after the league stage reach the semi-finals, so one bad day can end a season. Mississauga know that feeling well, and they have built a squad designed to go one step further.

Led by a Match-Winner

Everything starts with the captain. Sikandar Raza is one of the most complete short-format cricketers in the world: a hard-hitting batter, a handy spin bowler and a proven leader who captains Zimbabwe in T20 internationals. In a 10-over game, having one player who can change the match in both halves is a huge advantage.

Power at the Top

Mississauga have added serious batting firepower. New Zealand's Colin Munro is a specialist short-format opener famous for his aggressive starts, and England's Alex Lees brings solid technique at the top of the order.

The side also has two wicketkeeper-batters. Pakistan's Azam Khan is one of the biggest hitters in franchise cricket, and Canada's Hamza Tariq returns from last season's squad. Canadian batter Rayyan Pathan adds more local experience.

All-Rounders Everywhere

This is where Mississauga really stand out. Alongside Raza, Namibia's David Wiese is a veteran of T20 leagues around the world who can hit late in the innings and bowl useful overs. England's Saif Zaib, Malaysia's Virandeep Singh and Shubham Ranjane give the captain plenty of options with both bat and ball.

A Varied Bowling Attack

The bowling blends international pace and strong Canadian talent. England's Richard Gleeson is a skilful fast bowler, and Ali Khan adds more pace. The Canadian contingent is strong too: Kaleem Sana is a regular in the national side, Zahid Shirzad returns, and Saad Bin Zafar, who captained Canada at the 2024 T20 World Cup, brings his left-arm spin and experience

Full Mississauga Masters Squad

Role	Player
Batter	Colin Munro
Batter	Alex Lees
Batter	Rayyan Pathan
Wicketkeeper-batter	Azam Khan
Wicketkeeper-batter	Hamza Tariq
All-rounder	Sikandar Raza (c)
All-rounder	David Wiese
All-rounder	Shubham Ranjane
All-rounder	Saif Zaib
All-rounder	Virandeep Singh
Bowler	Richard Gleeson
Bowler	Ali Khan
Bowler	Kaleem Sana
Bowler	Zahid Shirzad
Bowler	Saad Bin Zafar

Players to Watch

Sikandar Raza (c): The captain and talisman. Expect him to shape games with the bat and bowl key overs through the middle.

Azam Khan: Few players hit the ball harder. In a 60-ball innings, he can turn a decent total into a huge one in a handful of deliveries.

Colin Munro: A fast starter who can put the opposition under pressure in the opening overs.

Saad Bin Zafar: Canada's former captain, whose experience and control will be vital on home soil.

Mississauga Masters Fixtures (Local, ET and IST)

All matches are at BC Place Stadium, Vancouver. Local time is PDT (UTC-7). ET is US Eastern, three hours ahead. IST is India Standard Time, 12 hours 30 minutes ahead, so every IST start falls on the next calendar day.

Match	Opponent	Local (PDT)	ETI	IST
3	Vancouver Anchors	Tue Sep 29, 10:45 PM	Wed Sep 30, 1:45 AM	Wed Sep 30, 11:15 AM
6	Whiterock Warriors	Wed Sep 30, 6:45 PM	Wed Sep 30, 9:45 PM	Thu Oct 1, 7:15 AM
9	Montreal Royal Tigers	Thu Oct 1, 10:45 PM	Fri Oct 2, 1:45 AM	Fri Oct 2, 11:15 AM
12	Brampton Blitz	Fri Oct 2, 10:45 PM	Sat Oct 3, 1:45 AM	Sat Oct 3, 11:15 AM
14	Toronto Sixers	Sat Oct 3, 6:30 PM	Sat Oct 3, 9:30 PM	Sun Oct 4, 7:00 AM

If Mississauga finish in the top four, they will play a semi-final on Sunday, October 4, with the final that evening at 8:30 PM PDT.

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Circle Match 12 on the calendar. It is Mississauga's first meeting with Brampton Blitz since last year's semi-final defeat, and a chance for some payback against the champions.