Wanted is the IGL for Naqsh Esports at BMSD 2026

Chirag Dua, known as Wanted, is an Indian BGMI in-game leader whose Liquipedia transfer ledger runs through nine teams between March 2022 and his current side, Naqsh Esports. He joined Naqsh on 13 September 2026, in time for the BGMI Showdown 2026 in Hyderabad, where TalkEsport's team wiki starred him as the IGL of a Group C lineup with KrisOP, Kalyug, Dope and Fraggernub, one of 48 teams at the event.

The ledger starts with Marcos Gaming in March 2022, followed by a year with TSM from June 2022 to February 2023 and a second Marcos stint that ran to June 2023. After a gap in the published record, he resurfaced with GENxFM Esports in March 2024, then moved through Osja Esports, Bot Army and Esport Social before a four-month stop with Aura x Esports in 2026 set up the Naqsh move. GENxFM announced him with a welcome post promising a trophy run, and the reference trail on his Liquipedia page is built from team posts like it, which is typical for players outside the biggest organisations.

His published results are older than the later transfer trail. Liquipedia's results ledger credits him with 22nd place at the BGMI Masters Series in 2022 with TSM, 10th at the Rooter Invitational Series the same year, and 16th at the Villager Esports DOMIN8R Series with Marcos Gaming in 2023. The best placement on his page is third at Red Bull M.E.O. Season 6 India in November 2023. The same ledger also lists New State outings in 2023, including seventh at the ESL Snapdragon Pro Series, a separate title from BGMI.

Naqsh did not reach the BMSD 2026 Grand Finals in Hyderabad, and no stage placement for the side is published in the sources used here, so his record with the team starts with the roster place and the role. His career winnings on Liquipedia stand at about $2,924. What stays unpublished is narrow: no birth date appears on his Liquipedia page, and no official career statistics are published for him.

The pattern across the ledger is of a caller for hire: short stints, one return to a former side, and a role that travels with him. Marcos Gaming took him back once already, and the IGL tag has followed him from the 2022 rosters to Naqsh, which is why teams keep borrowing his calling even when the stays are brief. Nine teams in under five years is a journeyman's map of the Indian scene, and the ledger is still open: the Naqsh stint carries no leave date against it.