The league stage of the PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia season one has resumed. It’ll run from May 22 to June 14.

Twenty of the best teams from the India and South Asia region are competing for their share of the $200,000 prize pool and the five available slots in the PUBG Mobile World League.

The PMPL has been divided into three weeks. Each team will play 16 matches per week. The 16 best teams from the league stage will advance to the PMPL South Asia finals.

Here are the scoreboards for each match of the PMPL South Asia season one and the overall placement points for week one of the competition.

Overall standings

These are the overall standings of the PMPL South Asia region spring split after week one. Twenty matches have been played so far.

Scoreboard per match

Day four

Match five – Vikendi (Groups A, B, D, E)

Match four – Miramar (Groups A, B, D, E)

Match three – Sanhok (Groups A, B, D, E)

Match two – Erangel (Groups A, B, D, E)

Match one – Miramar (Groups A, B, C, E)

Day three

Match five – Sanhok (Groups A, B, C, E)

Match four – Erangel (Groups A, B, C, E)

Match three – Vikendi (Groups A, B, C, E)

Match two – Sanhok (Groups B, C, D, E)

Match one – Erangel (Groups B, C, D, E)

Day two

Match five – Vikendi (Groups B, C, D, E)

Match four – Miramar (Groups B, C, D, E)

Match three – Erangel (Groups A, C, D, E)

Match two – Vikendi (Groups A, C, D, E)

Match one – Miramar (Groups A, C, D, E)

Day one

Match five – Sanhok (Groups A, C, D, E)

Match four – Vikendi (Groups A, B, C, D)

Match three – Miramar (Groups A, B, C, D)

Match two – Sanhok (Groups A, B, C, D)

Match one – Erangel (Groups A, B, C, D)

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