Orange eSports
Orange eSports was a Malaysian organisation whose Dota 2 team finished 3rd at The International 2013 — then the best-ever TI result for a Southeast Asian team and a landmark for Malaysian esports.
Who were Orange eSports?
Orange eSports were a Malaysian Dota 2 organisation best remembered for a landmark run at The International 2013 (TI3), where their all-Malaysian roster finished 3rd — at the time the best-ever TI placement and highest earnings for a Southeast Asian team (~US$287,441).
The TI3 roster
The bronze-medal lineup was Mushi (Chai Yee Fung), Ohaiyo (Khoo Chong Xin), kYxY (Lee Kong Yang), XtiNcT (Joel Chan Zhan Leong) and Net (Lim Wai Pern) — all Malaysian.
Legacy
That core seeded the Team Malaysia project (2014–15), which earned Southeast Asia's only direct invite to TI 2015 and was then signed by Fnatic, beginning the well-known Malaysian-core Fnatic era. Orange eSports' TI3 bronze remains a touchstone for Malaysian Dota 2.
Frequently asked questions
What is Orange eSports best known for?
Finishing 3rd at The International 2013 — a landmark result for Malaysian and Southeast Asian Dota 2.
Who played for Orange eSports at TI3?
Mushi, Ohaiyo, kYxY, XtiNcT and Net — an all-Malaysian roster.
