By Sachit Subba • ESPORTS • Aug 30, 2026 16:21 PM • 72 views
Kathmandu — Trained To Kill (T2K) Esports won the South Asia Fall title at the 2026 PUBG MOBILE National Championship (PMNC), beating out a field of 16 teams to establish themselves as the dominant team in the region and earning a direct place in the PUBG MOBILE Global Open (PMGO) South Asia. They will face Horaa Esports, who have already qualified. Including Horaa Esports, PMGO South Asia will feature 4 Nepali teams.
In the tournament, T2K earned 111 points, giving them a 21-point lead over Hidden Leaf Esports (HLX), the team in second place. The champions combined careful circle rotations with deadly gun skills to earn two Winner Winner Chicken Dinners (WWCDs), 42 placement points, and 69 elimination points.
Fragger T2KWRAAITHH secured the championship run and was awarded the MVP after 10 matches. He achieved 27 eliminations, 23 knockouts, and dealt 4,663 points of damage, with a survival time of 24 minutes and 54 seconds. The amount he contributed individually made up 39.13 per cent of T2K’s total team output and changed the outcome of close late-circle team fights in favour of T2K.
Hidden Leaf Esports finished in second place with 90 points, while The Gaming Broskis (TGB) came third with 86 points. Since the grand finals included three PMGO qualification spots, both teams secured their places, along with T2K, as representatives of South Asia at the international level.
Royal Dragon fell short of the qualification cutoff by two points, coming in fourth with a score of 84; Abrupt Slayers secured fifth place on 82 points, DRS Gaming followed with 76, 1HIT scored 75, and 4 Death Machine obtained 71.
Sega Titans came ninth with 62 points, 6e Esports obtained tenth place with 58 points, and DOTS Esports scored 53 points to finish in 11th position. SDMZ secured 12th place with 47 points, Real Savages finished 13th with 35, Karo Esports took 14th with 30, Vajra finished 15thwith 20, and 1HITxUF completed the ranking in 16th with 14 points.
T2K won the regional championship at the South Asia Fall Finals, where established teams in the region faced newcomers in intense sessions across multiple maps. T2K maintained control of the lobby throughout the event, turning frags from aggressive entries into steady placement points. T2K, Hidden Leaf Esports, and The Gaming Broskis are now focusing their attention on the global competition at PMGO South Asia.
