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PUBG Mobile, in the past one year, has worked hard to make it an esports centric game. They have been able to target a vast Indian audience in the sub-continent which has a vibrant domestic scene full of content creators, influencers, and esports players. However, Indian teams haven't lived up to the expectations of their fans in the global tournaments and have had less than optimum results which are now turning out to be a concerning factor.
But those wounded and vanquished in warfare not only have scars to display but with each scar comes a story and a lesson: of what not to do, of errors of judgment, of assumptions that were horribly wrong. With the concept of coach, organization coming into play, the year 2020 is expected to be a turn around for the Indian teams at the global stage. In this article, we'll discuss 5 such Indian teams that can dominate the world stage.
#1 Entity Gaming
Players from Entity Gaming are making a lot of noise in the domestic circuit and they also have a proven track record on the global stage where they were ranked 5th in the PMCO Fall Split: Globals and were champion of the regional finals. Often regarded as the brain of the team, Ghatak went on to sacrifice his place for the two new addition: Clutchgod and ZGod.
Although he'll be there as a 5th player for the team and will also play the role of a coach. The fierce duo of Jonathan-Neyoo shuts all doors for the opponents and their fragging power is second to none in the country right now. In the absence of Ghatak, Clutchgod will be the in-game leader. Entity Gaming with their aggressive play style and no-holds-barred gameplay are sure to do well in global tournaments.
Roster: Clutchgod, Jonathan, Neyoo, ZGod, Ghatak
Major Achievement:
Vodafone 5G ESL Mobile Open - Placed 4th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Group Stage - Placed 14th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Play-ins - Placed 9th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia - Champions
PUBG Mobile Star Challenge World Cup 2019 - Placed 17-32nd
PUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019 - Placed 4th
#2 Fnatic
Another team from India who has the firepower to dominate global tournaments is Fnatic. With so much of lan experience for the players from Fnatic, they're a force to reckon with. The addition of Ash as a support player has given Fnatic the extra cushion of comfort where there is a mixed balance between aggression and sensible gameplay.
Sc0ut aspires to do well on the global level and has started to do all he can to win the PEC 2020. This is what matters to Scout the most and it is only a matter of time before his infectious enthusiasm bonds a team that has one motto and one dream - to rewrite history and win global tournaments with aplomb. There is unfinished business, no doubt, but there is hope that it will soon be done under Sc0ut.
Roster: Sc0ut, Ash, Ronak, Owais, Paritosh
Major Achievements:
PUBG Mobile Star Challenge 2018 - Asia - Placed 16th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split: India - Runners up
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split Global Finals - Placed 23rd
PUBG Mobile Star Challenge 2019 - Placed 23rd
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Group Stage - Placed 3rd
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Play-ins - Placed 4th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia - Placed 9th
Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 - Placed 8th
#3 SynerGE Gaming
SynerGE Gaming has been delivering standout performances in the domestic circuit consistently which resulted in PEC invite last year. Although the performance in the global stage has been below par, players like Shryder and Seervi have the capability of turning the odds in their favor with their sheer gun power and ability to soak in the pressure.
They were impressive in PUBG Mobile Club Open: Fall Split and narrowly missed the second spot by four points. Very recently Global Esports entered the mobile esports market by picking up the Synergy Gaming Rosters. Interestingly they have picked 3 rosters for PUBG Mobile.
SynerGE: MajorAlpha, Shryder, Vashu, Seervi
SynerGE Retribution: Godkill, Curio, Must, Hitman, Sherlock
SynerGE Apprentice: Goldblade, Destro, Austinx, Law
Major Achievements:
Vodafone 5G ESL Mobile Open - Placed 10th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Group Stage - Placed 21st
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Play-ins - Placed 12th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia - Placed 3rd
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split Global Finals - Placed 23rd
PUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019 - Placed 7th
Peacekeeper Elite Championship 2019 - Placed 13th
#4 Team IND
Insidious Esports is India's oldest running organization when it comes to PUBG Mobile. They have a star-studded lineup who qualified for PMCO Fall Split Global Prelims and have shown their repertoire at the global level.
Although Daljit and Sc0ut left IND, Kratos and Trance continue to serve the organization. The two new additions to the team are Slayer and Snax, both multi-dimensional players who can do both sniping and assaulting to pinpoint precision while Lucifer continues to be their support player.
Roster: Kratos, Snax, Trance, Slayer, and Lucifer
Major Achievements:
PUBG Mobile Star Challenge 2018 - Asia - Placed 16th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split: India - Runners up
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split Global Finals - Placed 23rd
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Group Stage - Placed 16th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Play-ins - Runners up
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia - Placed 5th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split Global Finals - Placed 21st
PUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019 - Placed 11th
#5 Team Soul
Soul is one of the most popular PUBG Mobile teams in India right now which features Mortal, a YouTuber with over 3.5 million subscribers. Soul has been able to conquer everything in the domestic circuit in the last two years, and winning a global trophy for the country remains the final quest.
From winning the PMCO Spring Split Regional Finals to playing Global Finals (both Spring Split and Fall Split) twice, Soul has seen it all. With a lan experience like no other, players like Mortal and Viper will be itching to have one more go at redemption after playing low-key in global tournaments so far.
Recently, Sangwan was inducted into the team as an in-game leader who had previously won the PMAS Finals with Fnatic and was seen adapting and gelling well with the team.
Roster: Mortal, Viper, Regaltos, Aman, Sangwan
Major achievements:
PUBG Mobile India Series 2019 - Champion
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split: India - Champion
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Spring Split Global Finals - Placed 12th
PUBG Mobile Star Challenge 2019 - Placed 13th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Group Stage - Placed 10th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia Play-ins - Placed 15th
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split: South Asia - Runners up
PUBG Mobile Club Open - Fall Split Global Finals - Placed 12th
