Toronto Sixers win men's and women's titles in Canada Super60 with KIXO9 on their jerseys

Toronto Sixers announced KIXO9 as their title sponsor for the Canada Super60 tournament. KIXO9 is an online casino and sports betting platform. Its logo was placed on the front of the jersey, which players of both the men's and women's teams wore.

The Sixers announced the deal on Instagram and called it a "big partnership". The Toronto franchise had fielded teams in both the men's and the women's competitions.

The partnership came as the Sixers were preparing for the tournament, which was played in a 60-ball format, a shorter form of the game designed for fast pace. The front-of-jersey sponsorship with KIXO9 began with the Sixers' Canada Super60 campaign. The brand was clearly visible on the kit, but the partnership centred on the team's participation in one of Canada's newest cricket competitions and its line-up of international players.

The players featured under the sponsorship include Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran and Daniel Sams. All three brought cricket experience from different parts of the world and gave Toronto Sixers an international profile in the tournament.

The second season of the tournament was played at BC Place in Vancouver, and it was a successful one for both Sixers teams.

The men's team reached the final by beating Mississauga Masters by nine runs in the first semi-final. In the second semi-final, Vancouver Anchors beat Brampton Blitz by six wickets to reach the final.

Batting first in the final, Vancouver Anchors made 164 for 3. Obus Pienaar hit 82 off 21 balls, while captain Moeen Ali added 45 off 18 balls. In reply, Nicholas Pooran made a brilliant 67 off 23 balls. On the strength of that innings, Toronto Sixers made 168 for 5 and won the match and the tournament by five wickets. Pooran was named Player of the Tournament.

The Sixers women's team also won the championship trophy. It beat Vancouver Anchors by nine wickets to reach the final against Vancouver Warriors. In the final, the Sixers chased down the Warriors' 85 for 4 and won by six wickets.

Maddy Villiers, Bess Heath, Ella McCaughan and Sterre Kalis stood out in the campaign. These players brought experience, aggressive play, depth and balance in every department. Together they completed a fine run to the title.