KRAFTON has announced the return of the prestigious PUBG esports tournament, vowing that it will be bigger than the previous one. With an expanded lineup, the organisers can give more opportunities for teams from competing countries. 

Last year’s PUBG Nations Cup featured 16 national teams from the Americas, Europe, Asia, and APAC, with four teams from each region. For the Nations Cup 2025, 24 teams from the same areas are in the lineup. Here’s the complete list:

Americas 

• Argentina
• Brazil
• Canada
• United States

Asia

• South Korea
• China
• Chinese Taipei
• India
• Japan

Europe

• Denmark
• France
• Germany
• Norway
• Poland
• Spain
• Sweden
• Turkey
• United Kingdom

Asia-Pacific

• Australia
• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Philippines
• Thailand
• Vietnam

The PNC 2025 will retain the previous roster and feature fresh faces from France, Poland, Spain, the Philippines, Sweden, and Malaysia. Denmark and India will also return after their hiatus. However, no specific teams from each country have been confirmed yet. 

During the announcement, KRAFTON hinted at an extension for PNC that goes beyond the initial three-day plan. More information about the format changes will be released soon. 

Fans look forward to updates on ticket sales and event details, as the PNC 2025 will feature many on-site events and activities that everyone can participate in.

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Scotland's men's team aims for a spot in the Kabaddi World Cup 2025 semi-finals on March 22. The event kicks off in the West Midlands on March 17 and ends on March 23. Scotland’s coach, Sukhinder Dhillon is getting his squad ready for matches against India, Italy, Wales, and Hong Kong China. 

The Kabaddi World Cup 2025 marks the first time the World Cup is held outside Asia. ‘India are the strongest team in the group. They're the reigning world champions and have so many quality players�? Dhillon said.

Dhillon also mentioned that Scotland is seen as a long shot with odds of 100-1 to win. He believes that the situation is acceptable, given that many players lack experience on the global stage.

‘We'll give it a go. Our guys have the experience of playing in the British League but this, of course, is another level. Italy and the USA have brought some superstars�? Dhillon added. 

Kabaddi World Cup 2025

The Kabaddi World Cup 2025 features top players from men’s and women’s teams around five continents: Africa, Asia, Oceania, Pan America, and Europe. This event will last for seven days, featuring more than 60 matches held in Birmingham, Coventry, Walsall, and Wolverhampton. 

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