Every Indian Team & Player at Esports World Cup 2026 - Full Breakdown

India's representation at Esports World Cup 2026 is its biggest ever — 7 Indian organizations and around 30 Indian players across more than a dozen titles. This video goes game by game through every Indian org, their rosters and when they play. The full rundown: VALORANT (Global Esports, international roster), Apex Legends (S8UL — already in the Grand Finals with a shot at India's first EWC trophy on July 11), Fatal Fury (GodLike with Japan's SCORE, July 8-11), Free Fire (India's biggest presence — 3 orgs and 15 Indian players: Team Apex Gaming's champion lineup, S8UL and Total Gaming, July 15-18), Teamfight Tactics (GodLike, July 21-25), EA SPORTS FC 26 qualifiers (Charanjot Singh for GodLike; Krusher and Jonny for S8UL, July 12), MLBB Mid Season Cup (True Rippers with 3 Indian players — Asuna, Garcia, Kimyy — July 22-August 1), Street Fighter 6 (GodLike's Caba, July 29-August 1), COD Warzone (GodLike, July 30-August 2), Honor of Kings (S8UL and Revenant XSpark with Indian cores, July 30-August 8), Tekken 8 (GodLike's KEISUKE, August 4-7), PUBG Mobile World Cup (the big one — GodLike's BMPS champions and Orangutan, both 100% Indian rosters, August 6-16), Chess (S8UL's GMs Aravindh Chithambaram and Nihal Sarin, GodLike's Hans Niemann, plus Arjun Erigaisi for Gen.G, August 11-15), Trackmania (GodLike and S8UL, August 19-22) and Fortnite (S8UL, August 19-22). Subscribe for full EWC 2026 coverage of every Indian team, match results and schedules. #EWC2026 #EsportsWorldCup #IndiaAtEWC #GodLike #S8UL #TeamApexGaming #Orangutan #TrueRippers #RevenantXSpark #GlobalEsports #IndianEsports #TalkEsport ---------------------------------------- Note: This content is our original work and is protected by copyright. Any unauthorized copying, distribution, or use will result in an immediate copyright strike. 🔗 Follow us for more: Twitter:   / talkesport   Facebook:   / talkesport   Instagram:   / officialtalkesport