India Crowned Overall Champion as Global Esports Games Mumbai Concludes with Gold for India and Turkey

The Global Esports Games Mumbai, meticulously orchestrated by the Global Esports Federation in partnership with Eflag Corp, drew to a close on Sunday, March 22, 2026. This prestigious four-day international competition saw India emerge as the undisputed Overall Champion, highlighted by a gold medal victory in Clash Royale and a bronze in Dota 2. Turkey also celebrated a significant win, securing the gold medal in the Dota 2 category.

The Clash Royale segment delivered some of the tournament's most captivating moments. India's journey to the Grand Final included a hard-fought 2-1 semi-final victory against the United States. Subsequently, India's Anuhith Gosala faced Kazakhstan in a highly anticipated rematch for the gold medal. Gosala showcased exceptional skill and composure, winning the Clash Royale Grand Final with a dramatic 3-2 scoreline, enthralling both the live audience and a vast online viewership. This decisive performance secured India's first gold of the event.

In the Dota 2 championship, Team Turkey demonstrated formidable prowess, ultimately overcoming Mongolia with a convincing 3-1 victory in the Grand Final to claim the gold medal. India also made a strong showing in Dota 2, earning a bronze medal to add to its impressive overall tally.

Hosted between March 19 and March 22, 2026, the Global Esports Games Mumbai brought together 48 elite esports athletes representing nearly two dozen countries. Competitors battled across the popular titles of Dota 2 and Clash Royale, showcasing the global appeal and competitive intensity of esports.

Sir Paul J. Foster, President and CEO of the Global Esports Federation, shared his enthusiasm regarding the event's success. In a press release, he acknowledged the outstanding athletic performances and underscored the 'spirit of unity and connection' that forms the bedrock of the global esports community. Sir Paul also extended gratitude to the local partners in India for establishing a 'new benchmark for excellence,' commending Mumbai's 'energy, passion, and hospitality' which enhanced the overall experience. Looking ahead, Sir Paul J. Foster concluded by expressing anticipation for the next Global Esports Games, scheduled to take place in Los Angeles, promising an even grander stage for future competitions.