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NEW DELHI: Total Gaming and Team SoloMid (TSM FTX) along with ten other Indian teams progressed to the next stage of the World Esports Cup (WEC ’21) and will fight for a place in the global finals in the top three in Southeast Asia. esport tournament.
Arrow Esports, Blackflag Army, Aura Gaming, Stone Crushers, Desi Players, TG Tycoon, Chemin Esports, Helping Gamers, Orangutan and UG Empire are the other teams competing in the Indian Finals.
Led by Ajay Sharma, the five-member Team Total Gaming, made up of top players and Team SoloMid, is eager to make its mark in the national qualifying round, scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
The top four teams in the Indian final will join the Pakistan and Nepal teams in the 12-team global final. Team Hotshot, The Guardians, Five Mutants and Legend Style ES have made it to the global finals from Pakistan, while 2b Gamer, Tonde Gamer, Dada Gang and KM Brotherhood represent Nepal in the global finals.
“The tournament has so far had a tough competition that received an overwhelming reception from all three participating countries. This tournament is certainly a testament to the growing e-sports culture in this part of the world and we are committed to strengthening it further afield,” said Vishwalok Nath, World Esports Cup Director.
Arrow Esports, Blackflag Army, Aura Gaming, Stone Crushers, Desi Players, TG Tycoon, Chemin Esports, Helping Gamers, Orangutan and UG Empire are the other teams competing in the Indian Finals.
Led by Ajay Sharma, the five-member Team Total Gaming, made up of top players and Team SoloMid, is eager to make its mark in the national qualifying round, scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
The top four teams in the Indian final will join the Pakistan and Nepal teams in the 12-team global final. Team Hotshot, The Guardians, Five Mutants and Legend Style ES have made it to the global finals from Pakistan, while 2b Gamer, Tonde Gamer, Dada Gang and KM Brotherhood represent Nepal in the global finals.
“The tournament has so far had a tough competition that received an overwhelming reception from all three participating countries. This tournament is certainly a testament to the growing e-sports culture in this part of the world and we are committed to strengthening it further afield,” said Vishwalok Nath, World Esports Cup Director.
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