The Chennai Esports Global Championship (CEGC) 2026 has brought 32 BGMI teams together for its Group Stage 1, with several revamped lineups competing for a place in the Grand Finals. As the tournament progresses, team rosters and player roles have become important talking points, while iQOO Revenant XSpark and GoSolo Epigrotive Gaming have emerged as the early leaders in the Day 2 points table.
Organised by Skyesports in partnership with the Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu, CEGC 2026 features a ₹75 lakh prize pool, with 16 teams set to qualify for the Grand Finals.
All 32 Teams Enter CEGC 2026 With Registered Rosters
According to TalkEsport, all 32 participating teams have registered four main players, with some teams also listing up to two substitutes. The submitted roles include In-Game Leaders (IGLs), assaulters, fraggers and support players. Teams can also rotate players between matches.
Some notable lineups include Team Apex Gaming, featuring Jellly as IGL alongside Jonathan16, Hydrooo and Harsh05. iQOO 8Bit has Juicy as its IGL, with Sarang, Skipz and Shubh1 completing its main lineup.
GoSolo Epigrotive Gaming has registered Romann as IGL, alongside Levii, Fierce and Proo. Meanwhile, Gladiators Esports features Neyo as IGL, with Aquanox registered as Filter IGL.
One of the notable roster developments is at iQOO Revenant XSpark, where Shadow returns as IGL alongside Phoenix, Pain and Trace. NinjaJOD, who previously led the team at BMSD 2026, is listed as a substitute.
Revenant XSpark and GoSolo Lead Day 2 Standings
The Day 2 points table published by Sportsdunia shows GoSolo Epigrotive Gaming leading Group A with 73 points after eight matches. Unsigned Esports followed with 71 points, while Gladiators Esports secured third place with 65 points.
In Group B, iQOO Revenant XSpark occupied the top position with 83 points after seven matches, recording 51 finishes, 32 position points and one Chicken Dinner. Nebula Esports followed with 61 points, while Team Outrage stood third with 59 points.
Revenant XSpark also delivered the highest-scoring individual match performance mentioned in the report, securing 26 points with 16 finishes in its opening Group B match.
CEGC 2026 Group Stage Format
Both groups compete on separate leaderboards during the opening four matchdays. After Day 4, the bottom eight teams from each group will switch groups for the next phase.
From Day 5 onwards, all 32 teams will compete on a consolidated leaderboard, with points earned during the opening four days carried forward.
With new lineups, returning players and strong early performances, CEGC 2026 is shaping up to be a competitive tournament as teams continue their fight for the Grand Finals.