Darius Visser
Prabhpreet Bhullar
Aryan Sidhu
Sam Billings
Dwaine Pretorius✱
Dominic Drakes
Mark Watt
Isuru Udana
Scott Kuggeleijn
Thomas Draca
Brett Hampton
Josh Brown
Tajinder Singh
Toby Albert
Andre Russell
Nicholas Kirton
Baltej Singh
Jake Ball
Hayden Dickson
James Fuller
The most electrifying moment came in the final over when Aryan Sidhu unleashed a six and a four in quick succession, sealing a 13‑run victory for the White Rock Warriors despite a looming 87% rain threat. The match, part of the Canada Super 60 League 2026, delivered high‑octane T10 cricket under cloudy Vancouver skies.
Match Summary
After winning the toss, the Montreal Royal Tigers elected to bowl, hoping to exploit the damp conditions. The White Rock Warriors responded with a solid 140‑5 in their ten overs, thanks to a quick‑fire cameo from Aryan Sidhu (26 off 18) and steady contributions from the top order. Mark Watt (1/32) and Isuru Udana (1/23) kept the Tigers at bay with disciplined bowling.
In reply, the Montreal Royal Tigers posted 127‑9, with Tajinder Singh’s explosive 22 off just 10 balls providing a brief flash of hope. However, the Warriors' death overs proved too tight; Baltej Singh (1/28), Jake Ball (2/30) and Hayden Dickson (3/29) combined for a disciplined spell that clipped the Tigers short of the target.
The final scoreline read White Rock Warriors 140‑5 (10.0 overs) defeating Montreal Royal Tigers 127‑9 (10.0 overs) at BC Place, Vancouver.
Key Performances
Aryan Sidhu (WRW) – 26 runs off 18 balls, including a six and three fours, anchoring the chase and accelerating in the death overs.
Mark Watt (WRW) – 1 wicket for 32 runs in 2 overs, providing early control.
Isuru Udana (WRW) – 1 wicket for 23 runs in 2 overs, keeping the run‑rate in check.
Tajinder Singh (MRT) – 22 runs off 10 balls, the highest score for the Tigers, showcasing aggressive intent.
Hayden Dickson (MRT) – 3 wickets for 29 runs in 2 overs, the standout bowler for Montreal.
Turning Points
The match turned on two pivotal moments. First, Sidhu’s rapid 26 in the final third of the innings shifted momentum, turning a modest total into a defendable 140. Second, the Warriors’ death‑over burst, led by Dickson’s three‑for, stifled the Tigers’ chase, reducing them to 127‑9 when 10 overs were completed.
Additionally, the early loss of Montreal’s top order wickets (Baltej Singh’s early breakthrough) forced the Tigers into a high‑risk chase, which ultimately back‑fired under pressure.
Series Implications
With this win, the White Rock Warriors move ahead in the Canada Super 60 League 2026, improving their head‑to‑head record to 1‑0 against the Montreal Royal Tigers. The victory not only boosts their confidence but also solidifies their standing in the league table, putting pressure on the Tigers to regroup ahead of their next fixture.
Looking forward, the Warriors will aim to maintain their momentum, while the Tigers must address their middle‑order collapse and refine their death‑over strategies. The next matches promise more thrilling T10 action as teams vie for the top spot in the league.
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