Astra Academy Are the Winners of the PMPL S1 2021: South Asia Championship
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- The Mongolian PUBG Mobile team Astra Academy have been crowned as the winners of PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) - S1 2021: South Asia Championship.
- Astra Academy over the course of four days played 24 games securing 5 Chicken Dinners and 118 kills in total.
- Two players from Astra Academy Action and Top made it into the kill leaderboard.
The $150,000 USD PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) - S1 2021: South Asia Championship has concluded with Astra Academy walking away as the winners. The Mongolian PUBG Mobile team secured 295 points in total, topping the leaderboard after four days of play which took place from 10-13 June, 2021. Their run consisted of five Chicken Dinners and 118 kills across 24 games, earning them $40,000 in prize money while being crowned as the best PUBG Mobile team in South Asian. According to Liquipedia, Astra Academy has won four out of the five tournaments that they have participated in so far this year.
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Astra Academy Wins PMPL 2021: South Asia Championship
There were doubts concerning how the Mongolian PUBG Mobile team Astra Academy would perform at the event, considering that they had qualified for the event through the PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) - Spring Split 2021: Wildcard. However, the performance they put up has cemented their position as the best in the region. Here is a quick look at Astra Academy's journey through the PMPL 2021: South Asia Championship.
Day 1
With six games being played each day across a period of four days, teams had to be consistent as it was easy to lose balance and drop down on the points table spiraling out of control. Right off the bat Astra Academy took the lead with a Chicken Dinner in the first game on Erangel.
The team continued to put up powerful performances across the next three maps as well, winning two more Chicken Dinners and one runner up finish. However, they crashed hard in the final two games of the day, finishing second on the points table with three Chicken Dinners in total and 98 points to their name.
Astra Academy | |
Chicken Dinners | 3 (2 - Erangel, 1 - Miramar) |
Kills | 39 |
Day 2
Having received a huge boost on the first day, Astra Academy had a mixed outing on day two. They managed to secure another Chicken Dinner along with four top-five finishes in total to end the day on top of the points table. After knocking DRS down to the second spot, Astra claimed the throne leading comfortably with 180 points to their name.
Astra Academy | |
Chicken Dinners | 1 (Erangel) |
Kills | 37 |
Day 3
Having dominated the first two days of the tournament, Astra seemed a bit fatigued on day three and this reflected in their lackluster performance. Despite securing another Chicken Dinner on the day to take their tally to a total of five first-place finishes, Astra did not have an overall successful day.
They managed to add just 48 more points to their total on day 3. But with 228 points to their name, they still had a comfortable 42 point lead over their closest rivals Z3US Esports.
Astra Academy | |
Chicken Dinners | 1 (Miramar) |
Kills | 18 |
Day 4
The concluding day of the event was the only time when Astra Academy failed to secure even a single Chicken Dinner. However, they did up their game to secure four top-five finishes to maintain their lead on top of the points table, concluding the tournament with a total of 295 points.
In total, Astra Academy had managed to win five Chicken Dinners and 118 kills across 24 games which took place over the course of four days. They maintained a lead of 50 points from the second-placed Z3US Esports.
Astra Academy | |
Chicken Dinners | 0 |
Kills | 24 |
Astra had overall great team coordination along with commendable individual performances from players like Action and Top, who placed in the kill leaderboard with 51 and 35 kills respectively. With this, the Mongolian roster has walked away as the champions of the South Asian region while also winning $40,000 in prize money.
