Bangladeshi striker for WCG FIFA-10

The final round of World Cyber Games (WCG) National Championship Bangladesh, the country-wide gateway to the global competition, was held recently at Scholastica School campus on Uttara in Dhaka.
WCG 2010, which will be held in Los Angeles on September 3, will have Mohammad Afsar Hossain, a Brac University student, to represent Bangladesh in its Fifa 10 category.
Afsar was the winner among 800 contestants of the Fifa 10 from Bangladesh.
1,230 gamers played at the WCG National Championship organised by F1 IT, in all four categories of PC games Fifa 10, NFS Most Wanted, Counter Strike 1.6 and Call of Duty 4.
To qualify in WCG 2010, one has to conquer all rounds in the national championship in a selective category in his/her home country.
WCG has become the "Olympic" for all gamers around the globe as they find an opportunity to see how good they are with a computer against other.
Apart from Bangladesh, the other participating countries include USA, UK, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Australia, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Thailand, and New Zealand, among others.
The event, which makes its eleventh appearance this year, has evolved into a benchmark for the gaming world rather than just a gathering for the best of the gaming freaks around the world.
Other winners of the event are: Alif Rahman Chowdhury in NFS Most Wanted, Md Tanvir, Md Tahfeem Tarik, Md Zubaer, Mehdee Hasan Talukdar and Shahriz Kabir in Counter Strike 1.6, and Zeesan Rahman Chowdhury, Md Jubaer, Faisal Akhter, Abdullah Al Noman and Nabid Imtiaz in Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare.