Falak Sher (gamer)

Falak Sher (born 25 April 2007), also known by his in-game alias FALAK, is a Pakistani professional esports player who competes in PUBG Mobile. He plays for Pakistani esports organisation 4Thrives Esports and has also represented Pakistan in international competitions. He has competed in the Esports World Cup, PUBG Mobile Global Open, PUBG Mobile Pro League, and the Asian Games.

In September 2026, Falak was part of the Pakistan national team that won the bronze medal in the PUBG Mobile event at the 2026 Asian Games. Pakistan finished third in the competition with 100 points after 12 matches, behind Thailand and China.

Career

Falak began his competitive PUBG Mobile career in 2022. His early teams included 4Thieves, Team QWERTY and AGONxi8 Esports. He joined Team QWERTY in January 2022 before moving to AGONxi8 Esports in October of the same year.

With AGONxi8 Esports, Falak won the PUBG Mobile Pro League Pakistan Spring 2023 and Pakistan Fall 2023 competitions. The team also finished third at the PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Championship Fall 2023 and competed at the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2023.

In December 2024, Falak became associated with 4Thrives Esports as both a player and owner. The organisation was established in December 2024 and competed in the Pakistani and South Asian PUBG Mobile competitive scene.

2025

In April 2025, Falak and 4Thrives Esports won the PUBG Mobile National Championship Pakistan Spring 2025, with Falak receiving the tournament's Most Valuable Player award.

4Thrives Esports subsequently finished third at the PUBG Mobile Super League Central & South Asia Spring 2025, earning qualification for the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2025.

At the 2025 Esports World Cup in Riyadh, 4Thrives Esports finished seventh in the Grand Finals. Falak was sixth among the tournament's top fraggers and third in overall damage dealt during the finals, according to Pakistani technology publication Computerworld Pakistan.

In September 2025, the 4Thrives Esports roster was acquired by Inner Circle Esports. Falak competed under the Inner Circle Esports banner before returning to 4Thrives Esports in December 2025.

2026

Falak returned to the 4Thrives Esports roster in December 2025 and continued competing with the organisation during the 2026 competitive season. He was listed as both a player and owner of the organisation.

In May 2026, 4Thrives Esports won the South Asia Finals of the PUBG Mobile Global Open Season 1. Falak was named Finals Most Valuable Player at the event.

4Thrives Esports subsequently won the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 1 in June 2026. Sher received the tournament's "Grenade Master" award.

At the 2026 Esports World Cup in Paris, 4Thrives Esports finished sixth in the Grand Finals.

In September 2026, Falak was part of the Pakistani team at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya. The team consisted of Falak Sher, Mohammad Huzaifa, Shayan Asad, Hasnain Rehman and Syed Sameer. Pakistan won the bronze medal after finishing third with 100 points across 12 matches.

Teams

Sher's team history and roster changes are documented by Liquipedia's PUBG Mobile player database.

International competitions

Sher has represented Pakistani teams at several international PUBG Mobile competitions. His major international appearances include the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2023, 2025 Esports World Cup, PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2025, PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026, 2026 Esports World Cup, and the 2026 Asian Games.

At the 2025 PUBG Mobile World Cup, 4Thrives Esports finished seventh in the Grand Finals, while at the 2026 PUBG Mobile World Cup the team finished sixth.

National team

Sher has represented Pakistan in international PUBG Mobile competitions. He was part of Pakistan's roster for the 2025 IESF World Esports Championship Asia and Oceania Qualifier and the qualification tournament for the 2026 Asian Games.

At the 2026 Asian Games, Sher and the Pakistani PUBG Mobile team won the bronze medal. Pakistan scored 100 points over 12 matches, with 39 points on the first day and 61 on the second day.

Tournament results

Tournament results are compiled from Liquipedia's player record and corroborated by tournament and media coverage for major events.

Awards

The listed individual awards are recorded in Falak's competitive player record.

See also

• PUBG Mobile
• Esports World Cup
• PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2024
• Asian Games
• Pakistan at the Asian Games