India, Nov. 1 -- From the first drop, the atmosphere at Delhi's Yashobhoomi Convention Centre was electric. Every spray, rotation, and grenade drew cheers that echoed through the arena. BMIC 2025 Day 2 was more than a tournament; it felt like a milestone for India's expanding esports community. With top teams from India, South Korea, and Japan competing across classic BGMI maps, the event showcased global skill, strategy, and passion for the game.

At the end of Day 2, South Korea's DRX maintained their lead with 110 points, demonstrating composure and control across all matches. The margin, however, has narrowed. Nebula Esports and Mysterious4 Esports, both from India, tied for second place with 93 points each, proving that the home team...