Islamabad — Zong, Pakistan’s leading digital and technology company, has rewritten the country’s esports history with Manhunt 2, a record-breaking PUBG Mobile tournament that drew over 21,000 players and 1,300 registered teams — the highest participation ever recorded in Pakistan’s competitive gaming scene.
Hosted on Zong Engage, the company’s flagship esports platform, Manhunt 2 has become the largest third-party PUBG Mobile tournament in Pakistan. Backed by InMobiles and Golootlo, the high-stakes championship features a prize pool of Rs. 800,000, underscoring Zong’s commitment to fueling youth-driven digital innovation and entertainment nationwide.
Taking competition to the next level, the tournament includes international teams from Nepal, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Mongolia, South Korea, and Indonesia, offering Pakistan’s top gamers a chance to compete on a regional stage. The Grand Finale, set for October 24–26, 2025, will be live-streamed on Zong’s YouTube and Facebook channels, with fans across Asia tuning in to witness the action.
Sajid Munir, Director of Marketing at Zong, hailed the milestone:
“Through Zong Engage, we’ve built a vibrant gaming community that represents the spirit of Pakistan’s digital transformation. This record-breaking tournament reflects our dedication to empowering youth, inspiring innovation, and building a more connected digital Pakistan.”
The event’s success stems from strategic partnerships with InMobiles, Golootlo, PUBG Mobile, and Bloodmoon eSports, which collectively expanded the tournament’s reach and professionalized Pakistan’s esports ecosystem.
With Manhunt 2, Zong not only breaks national records but also cements its leadership in digital entertainment, turning esports from a niche pastime into a mainstream cultural movement that celebrates creativity, competition, and community.
