Canada Crushes Bahamas in Dominant Display at T20 Americas Final
Let’s talk about the match that grabbed headlines in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Americas Region Final—Canada vs Bahamas, played on June 21 at the Maple Leaf North-West Ground in King City. What a performance it was from the Canadian side, absolutely steamrolling the Bahamas in a one-sided affair that ended within a blink.
Canada showed up with intensity and purpose, and they left no room for drama. Bowling first, they bundled out the Bahamas for a mere 57 runs in just 19.5 overs. Yes, you heard that right—57 runs! It was a clinical bowling performance from the Canadians, led by their Player of the Match, Kaleem Sana, who completely dismantled the Bahamian batting order. There was hardly any resistance from the Bahamas—wickets kept tumbling, and run-scoring became a desperate struggle rather than a planned chase.
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When it was time to bat, Canada showed that they were not just here to win—they were here to dominate. Chasing 58, they did it with flair and power in just 5.3 overs. The final nail in the coffin came with a towering six from Dilpreet Bajwa that sealed the win. The aggressive batting approach left no doubt about Canada’s confidence and command in the tournament.
Harsh Thaker also made a quick impact with a blazing 14 off 8 balls, which included a six and a four before he was dismissed caught and bowled by Kervon Hinds. But even that slight hiccup didn't slow the Canadians down. The run chase was never in question—it was more about how quickly they could wrap things up.
This game wasn’t just about winning—it was about sending a message. Canada proved once again that they are a serious force in the Americas T20 circuit. With this win, they’re well on their way toward asserting dominance in the tournament and pushing for qualification to the ICC T20 World Cup. The pace, the power, and the precision were all on display—and Canada showed they’re not just playing to participate; they’re playing to go all the way.
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