Franky, former Fnatic sniper

Gaurav Rawat, known as Franky and earlier as Ninja, is a former Indian PUBG Mobile player who played for Fnatic. Sportskeeda's interview profile describes him as a professional PUBG Mobile player for Team Fnatic whose in-game role was sniping, active on social media as Franky Gamer 787.

He credited Scout with his breakthrough: signing with Fnatic was, in his words, the turning point of his career, taking him from nothing to something. He had played Counter-Strike on PC before PUBG Mobile, and studied computer science while grinding the game.

Franky's Fnatic stint coincided with the organisation's turbulent 2020. Dot Esports reported on the public turmoil in the Fnatic PUBG Mobile roster that year, with Franky among the players discussing the team's internal culture on stream. He had signed with the team only weeks before the controversy.

The file on Franky holds his name, the Ninja alias, the Fnatic stint, and the sniper role. Tournament placements and any later activity are not in the sources used and are marked missing.

The results ledger on his Liquipedia page fills in the competitive record the interviews skip. Franky finished 10th at the PUBG Mobile India Tour 2019 with Team Dignity, then joined Fnatic for the two biggest Indian runs of 2020: eighth at the PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Season 1 and second at the PUBG Mobile India Series 2020. Liquipedia also records a later comeback outing, second place at the VE Winter Masters 2022 with Team Forever, where he lined up alongside Owais and MaxKasH in March 2022.