The Esports Federation of India (ESFI) has opened registrations for Phase 2 of the WAVES Esports Championship 2025 (WESC25) for the World Cricket Championship 3 (WCC3) title. Players can register for the tournament until December 26th. Check out the guide to register for the event.
WAVES Esports Championship 2025 WCC3: Phase 2
Phase 1 of the WCC3 tournament is currently underway and will conclude on December 20th. Following this, Phase 2 will commence.
How to Register for the event:
- Download WCC3: Begin by downloading the WCC3 game.
- Access Live Events: Create an account within the game and navigate to the “Live Events” section.
- Find WAVES Championship: Locate the image for the WAVES Esports Championship.
- Register: Register your details and accept the terms and conditions.
- Play and Rank: Start playing WCC3 and aim to accumulate the highest number of points to climb the leaderboard.
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Tournament Format:
- Phase 1 (and likely Phase 2): 1v1 matches played daily.
- Daily Leaderboard: Each victory awards a point on the daily leaderboard.
- Playoff Qualification: The top 264 players across all days qualify for the playoffs, with 22 players advancing each day.
- Playoffs: Qualified players compete in 1v1 online matches against other top contenders.
WAVES Esports Championship 2025 is a landmark event, being the first esports tournament in India officially backed by the Government of India. Organized by the ESFI, WESC25 features three titles: eFootball, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), and World Cricket Championship 3. This tournament provides a platform for Indian gamers to showcase their skills on both national and international levels.
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