This time, two of the most illustrious figures in Indian cricket are working together off the pitch. Zaheer Khan, a former fast bowler for India, has joined the ownership group of the Vancouver Anchors, the men’s and women’s teams who play in the Canada Super 60. He joins Stockholm-based Anchor Sports AB and Nagendra “Naga” Siddoutam, giving the league new life and an international athletic background.
With this transfer, Zaheer is reunited with Yuvraj Singh, co-owner of Canada Super 60, a close friend and long-time teammate from India. Together, the two shared changing rooms and historic victories, such as India’s 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup victory. At BC Place in Vancouver, they are now starting a new chapter.
Their reunion represents a common commitment to expanding the game in Canada, providing opportunities for players from partner nations, and elevating women’s cricket to a big professional arena. It goes beyond simple nostalgia.
Zaheer, one of the best fast bowlers of his generation, has extensive knowledge of player development, team culture, and high-performance cricket. His participation will improve the routes for both established and up-and-coming players and help define the Anchors’ cricketing identity.
Owning the men’s and women’s Vancouver teams demonstrates Anchor Sports AB’s commitment to long-term growth in developing cricket markets, sustainable investment, and equitable opportunity.
The acquisition of an ownership group supported by Zaheer Khan for the Canada Super 60 is just another indication of the league’s future success.
The second season of Canada Super 60 will take place at BC Place in Vancouver from September 29 to October 4, 2026. There will be 24 matches, six teams, and top men’s and women’s competitions.
For cricket enthusiasts, the competition presents a unique opportunity to witness Yuvraj Singh and Zaheer Khan reunited at BC Place, not to pursue another victory for India but to establish the game’s future in Canada.
