Global T20 Canada League

Finished

21st Match

CRR : 6.00

Montreal Tigers
Surrey Jaguars12/2(2 Overs)

No result

Finished

18th Match

CRR : 6.23

Mississauga Masters109/8(17.3 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars108/8(18 Overs)

Bangla Tigers Mississauga won by 2 wickets

Finished

16th Match

CRR : 8.44

Brampton Wolves128/4(15.1 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars124/10(19.2 Overs)

Brampton Wolves won by 6 wickets

Finished

13th Match

CRR : 5.60

Surrey Jaguars
Vancouver Knights28/1(5 Overs)

No result

Finished

10th Match

CRR : 5.37

Mississauga Masters102/6(19 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars101/10(19.5 Overs)

Bangla Tigers Mississauga won by 4 wickets

Finished

7th Match

CRR : 4.72

Surrey Jaguars161/6(20 Overs)
Toronto Nationals81/10(17.1 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 80 runs

Finished

3rd Match

CRR : 6.95

Brampton Wolves198/6(20 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars139/7(20 Overs)

Brampton Wolves won by 59 runs

Finished

Final

CRR : 6.75

Surrey Jaguars130/5(20 Overs)
Montreal Tigers135/5(20 Overs)

Montreal Tigers won by 5 wickets

Finished

Eliminator

CRR : 6.06

Surrey Jaguars139/9(20 Overs)
Vancouver Knights101/10(16.4 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 38 runs

Finished

20th Match

CRR : 6.56

Mississauga Masters56/10(14.3 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars59/2(9 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 8 wickets

Finished

18th Match

CRR : 7.27

Brampton Wolves128/9(20 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars132/4(18.1 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 6 wickets

Finished

13th Match

CRR : 6.41

Surrey Jaguars164/6(20 Overs)
Mississauga Masters109/10(17 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 55 runs

Finished

8th Match

CRR : 6.72

Surrey Jaguars141/6(18 Overs)
Toronto Nationals121/9(18 Overs)

Surrey Jaguars won by 20 runs

Finished

7th Match

CRR : 6.82

Brampton Wolves50/3(7.2 Overs)
Surrey Jaguars

Match abandoned due to rain

Finished

3rd Match

CRR : 7.62

Surrey Jaguars136/6(20 Overs)
Montreal Tigers141/5(18.3 Overs)

Montreal Tigers won by 5 wickets

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