Cricket celebrities Harbhajan Singh and Inzamam Ul Haq and Bollywood star Manisa Koirala teamed up to reward and celebrate the winners of the tri-nation esports, the Infinix Note 11 Series World Esports Cup (WEC).
The three-month tournament brings together some of the best and most talented athletes from India, Pakistan, and Nepal fighting to represent their country at the international level.
This type of WEC holds a sum of Rs. 75 lakhs and the winning team went home with Rs. 35 lakh.
The competition was fiercely contested between neighboring countries, but in the end, it was India that climbed to the top 4 in the WEC.
Nepal managed to claim 5th place and Pakistan took 6th place. While the competition was in full swing, the Championship saw a fitting conclusion that Harbhajan Singh, Inzamam Ul Haq, and Manisha Koirala came together to draw curtains for the big event.
“As we embark on our journey to create amazing IPR facilities at Esports and the Free Fire Team, our goal at the same time was to bring the established Gamers and Athletes to the same place so that the Indian Esports ecosystem can simply witness the potential for change but also game legends can inspire and inspire gamers from all over the subcontinent.
It will also help Esports get its funding as New Age Sport in India and around the world. Many thanks to the children of cricket Harbhajan Singh and Inzamam Ul Haq and Bollywood star Manisa Koirala who came together to celebrate the winners of the WEC awards ceremony, ”he said. Vishwalok Nath, Director, WEC.
“For us it’s a new thing … we used to play for fun. But people are doing it for themselves now. There are commentators, there are discussions so even training is provided to improve it. demands and effort.
I would suggest to these players that if you love sports then put in your hard work and be strong enough that no one can beat you, “said Harbhajan Singh, a former Indian cricket player.
“The best thing is that everyone can participate in these games … like the India and Pakistan games we were under pressure to win, the same pressure was on these (sports) player the typical India and Pakistan tournament is similar to cricket, hockey or kabaddi is high so the competition will be high, and it will continue on the field, ”said Inzamam Ul Haq, a professional Pakistani cricket coach, and former Pakistani cricket player.
Details of the Infinix Note 11 Series WEC Award
Total Gaming, India’s top Free Fire team came out with the winners to lift their first Tri-Nation Cup title with a winning prize of Rs. 35 lakh. Entering second place, Chemin Esports went home with Rs. 15 lakhs prize money.
The Orangutan Elite team and Arrow Esports finished in 3rd and 4th place taking Rs. 8 lakhs and Rs. 6 lakhs in a row. Nepali 2B players take home Rs. 4 lakhs for finishing in fifth place. Finally, Pakistan’s Legend Style ES finished in 6th place with Rs. 2 lakhs prize win.
The tournament was also awarded Rs. 50,000 to individual players for their good play. The list of players includes Daksh Garg, known as Mafia from Total Gaming’s All-Time Winner (MVP) winner, and Ajay Sharma, also known as FozyAjay from Total Gaming, as IGL Best of the Tournament.
In addition, the Khelmandap Brotherhood Team, winner of the underdog underground team, Indian athlete Radhe Thakur, WEC’s most successful Clutcher, and winner of fan favorite award, Total Gaming also received Rs . 50,000.
WEC was launched and sponsored by the Infinix Note 11 series Smartphone. The Infinix Note 11 series includes a 6.7 ’’ FHD AMOLED display and a MediaTek Helio G80 Series octa-core CPU with 5000mAh battery.
The tournament was played under the gamer-centric #GameHaiToFameHai campaign with Tiger Shroff as the brand ambassador. This encouraged players to advertise their A-level game at the international level.
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