Team XSpark has shaken up its BGMI roster for 2024 season. The team added in seasoned veteran NinjaJod to bolster their ranks. This move follows the departure of Pukar, who has joined Entity Gaming after Team XSpark’s underwhelming BMPS Season 2 performance.
NinjaJod is a recognized force in the BGMI scene, consistently showcasing impressive skill and strategic talent over the years. He recently left Gods Reign and parted ways with longtime teammates Aquanox and Blaze.
In 2023, NinjaJod dominated individual leaderboards in major tournaments. He also shone in the BGIS and the India vs Korea Invitational, cementing his reputation as a top performer. Unfortunately, his previous squad, Gods Reign, stumbled in the BMPS, failing to secure a Grand Finals spot.
Team XSpark BGMI Roster for 2024
- Sarang – Sarangajyoti Deka
- Dreams – Tushar Jain
- Spraygod – Harsh Malik
- NinjaJod – Shubham Sahoo
- Osmium – Coach
Team XSpark’s 2023 journey included several changes and adjustments. After BGMI’s re-release in May, they assembled a new squad with modest early results. The team secured a remarkable comeback to claim third place in the prestigious BGIS 2023. However, the India vs Korea Invitational proved challenging, with a 16th-place finish against South Korea’s Dplus KIA.
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With NinjaJod onboard and Dreams assuming the IGL role, Team XSpark sets its sights on conquering the upcoming events. Sarang’s consistent and impressive individual performances provide a strong foundation. The team’s participation in the Challenge Season phase of the Pro Series offers a crucial starting point.
Team XSpark’s 2024 journey promises to be one of redemption and renewed ambition.
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