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World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot
World Esports Cup 2021: As the World Esports Cup 2021 (WEC ’21) gears up for the next level of excitement and thrilling action, Total Gaming and Team SoloMid (TSM FTX) alongside 10 other Indian teams progressed into the next stage as they will fight for a place in the global finals at South East Asia’s […]

World Esports Cup 2021: As the World Esports Cup 2021 (WEC ’21) gears up for the next level of excitement and thrilling action, Total Gaming and Team SoloMid (TSM FTX) alongside 10 other Indian teams progressed into the next stage as they will fight for a place in the global finals at South East Asia’s premier tri-nation esports tournament. Follow InsideSport.IN for more updates

World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

Arrow Esports, Blackflag Army, Aura Gaming, Stone Crushers, Desi gamers, TG Tycoon, Chemin Esports, Helping Gamers, Orangutan and UG Empire are the other teams who will compete in the India finals.

World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot
World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

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World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

Ajay Sharma-led five-member Team Total Gaming, comprising of top gamers like Hora Vetkumar, Narai Yadav, Daksh Garg, and Rohit Sarraf (sub), will be eager to make their mark in the upgoing national qualifying stage, scheduled on Thursday and Friday, alongside the country’s other top teams, including Team SoloMid, which is consist of players like Naitik Khoshto, Sagar Patel, Jayesh Yadav, Koushik Malik, and Rudvait Khairnar, and Team Desi Gamers Esports with gamers like Ashwani Yadav, Karanjot Mehta, Alexis Arthur, Tarendra Sahu, Harsh Singh, and Kshitij Kumar Shrivastava.

Top four teams from the India finals will join teams from Pakistan and Nepal in the 12-team global finals. Team Hotshot, The Guardians, Five mutants and Legend Style ES have qualified for the global finals from Pakistan while 2b Gamer, Tonde Gamer, Dada Gang and KM Brotherhood will represent Nepal in the global finals. Owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tournament has been played virtually over a period of three months, where athletes are competing in one of the most popular battles royale games, Free Fire.

“There has been a great level of competition so far in the tournament which received an overwhelming response from all the three participating countries. As the tournament progresses, the next level of action will be unfolded in the presence of these top and renowned esports teams and athletes. This tournament is surely an indicator of the growing esports culture in this part of the world and we are committed to strengthening it further across the region. I congratulate each team as the competition is getting intense with every passing day and I wish each of them the best of luck for the next stage,” said Mr. Vishwalok Nath, Director, World Esports Cup.

After the India finals, representing their own country, four qualified teams each from India, Pakistan, and Nepal will fight for the WEC ’21 title at the global finals, scheduled from January 10 to January 14, 2022. Matches will be live-streamed on the official YouTube channel of India Today Gaming.

World Esports Cup 2021: Total Gaming, TSM & Chemin Esports among 12 top Indian teams to battle for Global Finals spot

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