IND vs Pak, IIT Baba prediction: IIT Baba, also known as Abhay Singh, found himself at the center of social media ridicule after his bold claim about India’s defeat to Pakistan in the Champions Trophy 2025 fell flat. Ahead of the highly anticipated IND vs PAK clash, IIT Baba had confidently predicted that Rohit Sharma’s men would suffer an inevitable loss and that Virat Kohli would fail to make an impact in the game. However, the reality turned out to be drastically different.
Instead of a Pakistan triumph, India delivered a dominant six-wicket victory in Dubai, riding on a record-breaking century from Kohli. As the match unfolded, IIT Baba’s prophecy crumbled, triggering an avalanche of memes and trolling from Indian cricket fans across various social media platforms.
Social Media Reacts to IIT Baba’s Failed Prediction
As India secured a thumping win, IIT Baba’s predictions became a subject of online mockery. Fans flooded social media with memes and sarcastic comments, pointing out how his forecast was completely off the mark.
Jay Shah to IIT baba#INDvsPAK #ViratKohli𓃵 pic.twitter.com/Tiy6C1Utg1
— Desi Bhayo (@desi_bhayo88) February 23, 2025
IIT बाबा को आज 140 करोड़ भारतीय 453 भाषा में याद करेंगे
— Amrendra Bahubali 🇮🇳 (@TheBahubali_IND) February 23, 2025
ये केजरीवाल से ज्यादा गाली खाने वाला इंसान बनेगा
दो बढ़िया वाले शब्द इसके लिए . pic.twitter.com/DWQhAfISnS
🚨IITIAN BABA TERRORIST OF INDIA🚨
-IIT Baba(Abhay Singh) Like People Says Pakistan Win, They Need Only Fame, and Money. They Don't Care.
Country India's Self Respect 👊
IIT WALE BABA जैसे देशद्रोही को पाकिस्तान भेजो|
|#IITianBaba|#INDvsPAK|#ChampionsTrophy2025| pic.twitter.com/JgBrPVx5tm— Omkar Ugale (@Omkarugale2811) February 23, 2025
Despite the trolling, IIT Baba has yet to respond to the backlash. Meanwhile, India’s victory has put them in a strong position in Group A, edging closer to a semi-final berth in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
Virat Kohli’s Century Powers India to Victory
India’s commanding performance was anchored by Virat Kohli, who remained unbeaten on 100 off 111 balls*, marking his maiden Champions Trophy century. Chasing a target of 242, India cruised to victory in 42.3 overs, with Kohli leading from the front. His stellar knock included seven fours, reaffirming his status as the ultimate chase master in high-pressure games against Pakistan.
Earlier in the match, Pakistan, after opting to bat first, managed to score 241 in 49.4 overs. While Saud Shakeel (62) and Mohammad Rizwan (46) showed resilience, the disciplined Indian bowling attack—led by Kuldeep Yadav (3/43) and Hardik Pandya (2/31)—ensured that Pakistan never gained full momentum.
