Top 10 Malaysian Esports Shoutcasters & Hosts 2025: Voices Driving the Scene

In 2025, shoutcasters and hosts have become the heart of Malaysia’s esports industry — turning games into stories, and tournaments into unforgettable experiences. From Mobile Legends to Dota 2 and PUBG Mobile, these talents are putting Malaysia on the map with their voices, energy, and professionalism.

1. Tashbunny (Natasha Hashim)

Known for hosting Valorant, PUBG Mobile, Dota 2, and Wild Rift tournaments, Tashbunny is one of Malaysia’s most respected esports figures. She won Esports Host of the Year at the Malaysia Esports Awards 2023 and continues to inspire by speaking openly about overcoming online negativity.

📌 Source: Malay Mail

2. Sir_Cloud (Andrew Cheong)

Sir_Cloud is a household name in Malaysia’s Wild Rift, PUBG Mobile, and Valorant scenes. Awarded the Golden Bullet Awards 2021 for Creative Talent, his expert commentary makes him a staple in SEA tournaments.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

3. WinteR (Chan Litt Binn)

A former professional player turned analyst, WinteR has been a recurring panelist for The International since 2015. His deep strategic insights make him one of the most trusted voices in Dota 2.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

4. ChuChu (Andriyana Mohd Ghazali)

ChuChu, a doctor and esports caster, is Malaysia’s Talent of the Year for PUBG SEA 2023. She covers MLBB and PUBG Mobile while balancing her medical career — a true inspiration for women in esports.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

5. HusKKiee (Ng Zhen Chuan)

Known for his high-energy delivery, HusKKiee casts Free Fire, MLBB, and PUBG Mobile. He has also served as Desk Host for the Snapdragon Pro Series, bringing charisma and knowledge to international audiences.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

6. Laphel (Mohammad Amirul Aiman)

Laphel is a bilingual MLBB analyst and influencer, known for making esports accessible to wider audiences. His TikTok (@lapheltzy) reaches thousands of fans with commentary and breakdowns.

📌 Source: TikTok

7. Karakuri (Mohammad Noorhafidzan)

A familiar voice in Mobile Legends, Karakuri has cast top tournaments like MSC and the M6 World Championship, representing Malaysia on the SEA stage.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

8. Adeen (Syed Adeen Jamal)

Esports analyst and caster for MLBB and PUBG Mobile, Adeen is also a team analyst for Team HAQ, merging his analytical skills with his casting expertise.

📌 Source: MyGameOn

9. Sdafhaa (Adrian Tan Wei Khang)

Sdafhaa brings energy to MLBB, Valorant, and Pokémon Unite casting. Winner of the ServerDNA 6 Casting Competition, he’s also active on Twitch as a streamer and emcee.

📌 Source: Twitch

10. Qontra (Aaron Chan)

Having cast major Mobile Legends World Championships (M1–M6), Qontra is one of Malaysia’s most seasoned voices, with experience across MLBB, PUBG, and Wild Rift.

📌 Source: Liquipedia

⭐ Conclusion

These 10 shoutcasters and hosts are the voices driving Malaysia’s esports industry in 2025. Their energy, expertise, and dedication make them role models for the next generation of talents.

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