WRW vs MM Match Prediction – Who will win today’s Canada Super 60 match?

In the upcoming contest of the ongoing 2026 Canada Super 60 league, the White Rock Warriors (WRW) will be up against the might of the Mississauga Masters (MM) for Match No. 6 on Thursday, October 01, which will be held at the BC Place Stadium, Vancouver.

The White Rock Warriors faced a narrow loss against the Vancouver Kings in the tournament opener, conceding the 89-run target they set against the side on Wednesday. However, they did put up an all-round show as a unit and will be looking to replicate the same in the upcoming contest. They will be looking to gather their first win of the year now.

The Mississauga Masters, on the other hand, will be entering the contest on Thursday with a great amount of confidence. The Masters chased down a 136-run target in their previous outing courtesy of a swashbuckling 79 off just 21 by experienced all-rounder David Wiese. With a win under their belt already, the Mississauga-based franchise would be eager to collect their second on the bounce.

WRW vs MM: Match Details

BC Place Stadium, Vancouver: Pitch Report

The BC Place Stadium, situated in Vancouver, apart from being one of the most iconic sporting landmarks in the world, is known to produce high-scoring encounters, with the pitch here not tending to change even in the second half. Keeping that in mind, the team winning the toss in the next match should look to bat first and rely on the bowling unit to defend the target.

WRW vs MM: Predicted Playing 11s

White Rock Warriors

Ricardo Vasconcelos (WK), Sam Billings, Nick Hobson, Dwaine Pretorius (C), James Fuller, Shivam Sharma, Dominic Drakes, Sukhjinder Singh, Jake Ball, Baltej Singh, Sheel Patel

Mississauga Masters

Colin Munro, Alex Lees, George Munsey, Sikandar Raza (C), Saif Zaib, David Wiese, Azam Khan, Hamza Tariq (WK), Zahid Shirzad, Kaleem Sana, Ali Khan, Richard Gleeson

WRW vs MM: Probable Best Performers of the Match

Probable Best Batter: David Wiese

David Wiese put all his experience to use in the first match of the season. While his team had lost quick wickets at the top, he literally breathed life into the run chase, contributing with a match-winning 79 runs, taking only 21 balls to get there. The Namibian international will be high on confidence for yet another fruitful outing with the bat.

Probable Best Bowler: Richard Gleeson

Richard Gleeson is one of the more experienced bowlers playing in the ongoing season of the Canada Super 60. The right-arm pacer from England is acclimatised to showing his class with the ball in different conditions, and he will be trying to prove his worth in the clash on Thursday, October 01, at the BC Place Stadium. 

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