India is experiencing a great run during the qualifying rounds of the 15th World Esports Championship. The Indian Counter Strike: Global Offensive team has managed to stride through the South Asian Regional Qualifiers with ease, and now they have their eyes set on the Asia Qualifiers which will be arriving soon.
Team India first took on Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, who they dominated easily with scores of 16-9 and 16-8, respectively. Then on the final day came their arch-rivals, Pakistan and Nepal, who were also defeated with ease with scores of 16-6 and 16-5, respectively. Check out all the members from the Indian CS:GO team below:
- Harsh Jain (f1redup)
- Jaspreet Singh (SpawN)
- Sadab Khan (SK wow^)
- Piyush Kalwania (clouda)
- Nikhil Kathe (N1kace)
- Omkar Thube (omkar09)
India continues its domination by defeating Nepal 16-5!
Next up Pakistan!#csgo #esports #indianesports #india #teamindia #wec23 @ianuragthakur @KirenRijiju @NisithPramanik @PTUshaOfficial @WeAreTeamIndia @IndiaSports @4f1redup @cloudaCSGO @nikace_YT— Esports Federation of India (@esfindia) May 8, 2023
Here’s what Harsh Jain, captain of the Indian CS:GO team, said when it qualified for the Asian Qualifiers:
“Qualifying for the Asian qualifiers and representing India as well as the country’s CS:GO community is an incredible accomplishment for all of us. I am really happy that we finished at the top in the South Asian Regionals by beating each and every team. This is the result of months of extensive practice sessions, strategic planning, and careful analysis of our competitors. The competition will undoubtedly be fierce as we’ll be facing off against some of the best teams from Asia but we feel that we’re ready for it. We can’t wait to compete, and give our best to qualify for the World Esports Championships in Iasi”.
Now the team’s next target is the Asia Qualifiers, which will be an offline tournament scheduled to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia between July 10–17. During these offline qualifiers, the Indian team will be battling against the likes of Uzbekistan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. Winning here would mean qualification for the 15th World Esports Championships in Iasi, Romania from August 24–September 4 later this year.
Moreover, the first-ever Indian all-female esports team for CS:GO is all set to participate in their South Asian Qualifiers on May 11 against the Sri Lankan team. India’s Dota Team will also be entering their South Asian Qualifiers from May 15. Furthermore, Abhinav Tejan, a professional Tekken 7 player and Ibrahim Gulrez, a professional eFootball player, will also be representing India at WEC 15.
Dominant performance from Team India at the South Asia Qualifiershttps://t.co/jCbp0XDCIP#csgo #esports #indianesports #india #teamindia #wec23@4f1redup @cloudaCSGO @nikace_YT @ianuragthakur @KirenRijiju @NisithPramanik @PTUshaOfficial @WeAreTeamIndia @IndiaSports @Media_SAI
— Esports Federation of India (@esfindia) May 8, 2023
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