Montreal Royal Tigers vs White Rock Warriors Prediction: 11th T10 Match Preview & Winner Prediction
Montreal Royal Tigers vs White Rock Warriors Prediction focuses on Match 11 of the CAN Super 60 2026 at BC Place, Vancouver. Both teams enter this contest searching for their first win of the tournament. Montreal have lost all three of their matches so far, while White Rock have also suffered three defeats, making this an important opportunity for either side to get off the mark.
Montreal came close in their latest outing against Mississauga Masters, scoring 123/4 before losing by only two runs. White Rock’s latest match was also competitive, as they posted 128/6 against Toronto Sixers before the target was chased with three balls remaining.
The recent results suggest that neither side is far from producing a winning performance. Montreal’s aggressive batting and White Rock’s wicket-taking attack could make the opening overs particularly important.
Match Details
| Match | Date | Time | Venue | Tournament |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montreal Royal Tigers vs White Rock Warriors | 3 October 2026 | 7:15 AM IST | BC Place, Vancouver | CAN Super 60 2026 |
Montreal Royal Tigers Team Preview
Montreal Royal Tigers have lost each of their first three matches, but their latest performance showed that they can compete closely with the stronger sides. Against Mississauga Masters, Montreal scored 123/4 in ten overs and eventually lost by just two runs. Earlier, they had posted 160/3 against Vancouver Anchors, only to lose that game by seven wickets.
Josh Brown has been one of Montreal’s most productive batters in the tournament, while Andre Russell provides power and experience in the middle order. Chris Lynn, Brett Hampton and Nicholas Kirton add further batting options, giving Montreal enough depth to maintain a high scoring rate if the top order gets a good start.
The bowling group includes Scott Kuggeleijn, David Willey, Isuru Udana, Bradley Currie and Junaid Siddique. Mark Watt also gives the side a specialist spin option. The combination offers variety, but Montreal have not consistently been able to contain opposition batting attacks after setting competitive totals.
Their biggest positive is therefore the batting ceiling. A score above 120 is already within their range at this venue, while the challenge is to make sure the bowling unit converts a competitive total into a win.
White Rock Warriors Team Preview
White Rock Warriors have also gone winless through their first three matches. They began with an 88/6 against Brampton Blitz before losing by three wickets, then were bowled out for 99/8 against Mississauga Masters. Their latest game against Toronto Sixers was much better, with White Rock reaching 128/6 before Toronto chased the target with three balls remaining.
Sam Billings gives the Warriors experience at the top, while Ricardo Vasconcelos and Nick Hobson provide further batting options. Dwaine Pretorius and Jordan Thompson add all-round depth, and James Fuller and Brandon McMullen can contribute lower down the order.
The bowling attack has been one of the more useful aspects of the team. Jake Ball, Kane Richardson and Baltej Singh provide pace, while Pretorius, Thompson and the other all-rounders give the captain several alternatives. Baltej Singh has taken six wickets across the first three matches, although those performances have not yet translated into a team victory.
White Rock’s main issue has been finishing matches after creating opportunities. Their 128 against Toronto was competitive, but the bowling attack could not prevent the chase. Against Montreal’s powerful batting group, they will need early wickets rather than simply relying on pressure in the final overs.
Squad
Montreal Royal Tigers Squad
| Player | Role |
|---|---|
| Andre Russell | All-Rounder |
| Josh Brown | Batter |
| Chris Lynn | Batter |
| Brett Hampton | All-Rounder |
| Bradley Currie | Bowler |
| Scott Kuggeleijn | Bowler |
| David Willey | All-Rounder |
| Isuru Udana | All-Rounder |
| Junaid Siddique | Bowler |
| Mark Watt | Bowler |
| Nicholas Kirton | All-Rounder |
| Ali Nadeem | Wicketkeeper |
| Anoop Chima | Wicketkeeper |
| Gursahib Singh | All-Rounder |
| Kavian Naress | Bowler |
White Rock Warriors Squad
| Player | Role |
|---|---|
| Sam Billings | Wicketkeeper-Batter |
| Dwaine Pretorius | All-Rounder |
| Jordan Thompson | All-Rounder |
| Nick Hobson | Batter |
| Jake Ball | Bowler |
| Kane Richardson | Bowler |
| Baltej Singh | Bowler |
| Ricardo Vasconcelos | Batter |
| Brandon McMullen | All-Rounder |
| Prabhpreet Bhullar | Batter |
| Sukhjinder Singh | Bowler |
| Sheel Patel | All-Rounder |
| Shivam Sharma | All-Rounder |
| Darius Visser | All-Rounder |
| Aryan Sidhu | Batter |
Toss Prediction
Toss Prediction: Montreal Royal Tigers to win the toss
The toss remains unpredictable, but Montreal could prefer to chase if they get the opportunity. Their batting has already produced totals of 123 and 160 in the tournament, while White Rock have conceded successful chases in each of their last two matches.
If Montreal Royal Tigers win the toss, bowling first could be the preferred decision. Keeping White Rock below a demanding total would allow Montreal’s powerful batting group to chase with a clear target. White Rock, however, may prefer to bat first if they want to put scoreboard pressure on Montreal.
Score Prediction & Match Winner Prediction
Expected Score: 115–135
The recent scores at BC Place suggest that a total around 120–130 can be competitive, although the venue has also produced substantially higher totals. Montreal have already scored 123/4 and 160/3, while White Rock made 128/6 in their latest match.
Montreal’s narrow two-run defeat to Mississauga is particularly relevant. They were able to post 123/4 and remain in the contest until the final delivery, despite facing an unbeaten opponent at that stage. Their batting also has more proven power through Russell, Brown, Lynn and Hampton.
White Rock’s recent 128 against Toronto showed improvement, but they have yet to turn competitive totals into victories. Their bowling has produced individual performances, with Baltej Singh already taking six wickets, but the unit has struggled to close games.
Predicted Winner: Montreal Royal Tigers
Based on the available information, Montreal appear better placed because their batting has produced higher ceilings and their latest two-run defeat showed they can compete deep into a match. White Rock have enough bowling quality to keep the contest close, but Montreal’s greater batting firepower gives them the stronger case.
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