Mahakumbh Fame 'IIT Baba' Predicts Pakistan’s Victory Over India In Champions Trophy | WATCH

Cricket fans are brimming with anticipation as India and Pakistan prepare to face off in the ongoing Champions Trophy.

Ahead of the highly anticipated clash, set to take place in Dubai on February 23, Maha Kumbh fame IIT Baba, also known as Abhey Singh, has made a bold prediction regarding the match's outcome.

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Indian supporters may be uneasy, as IIT Baba has confidently declared that Pakistan will emerge victorious in this "Clash of the Titans".

He even challenged India's star players, including Virat Kohli, asserting that nothing would alter his prophecy.

IIT Baba, who gained social media fame after attending the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, recently appeared in an interview on the UNIBIT Games Instagram page.

While discussing the upcoming India vs Pakistan Champions Trophy fixture, he stated, "Main tumko pehle se bol raha hu, is baar India nahi jeetegi" (I am telling you beforehand, India won't win this time).

He went on to add, "Jo Jo hain, Virat Kohli...sabko bol do ki aaj jitke dikhaye. Ab maine mana kar diya hai ke nahi jeetegi to nahi jeetegi, ab kya bhagwaan bade ho ya tum bade ho" (Whoever is there, Virat Kohli? Let's see how they can win today. Now that I've said India won't win, it won't happen. Are you bigger than God now?).

The video quickly caught the attention of cricket fans, sparking a mixed reaction. While some criticised IIT Baba for his negative prediction, others remained hopeful that the Men in Blue would convincingly defeat Pakistan to secure a semi-final spot in the Champions Trophy. "Baba believes in Karma. We believe in Rohit Sharma," quipped one fan.

Another viewer remarked, "If Pakistan wins by mistake, people will start considering this Baba as God." A different user dismissed his claims, stating, "Baba is doing nothing but fooling. India will win."* Meanwhile, one critic commented, "Got a little bit of popularity and now, he has started acting like God."

However, this is not the first time IIT Baba has made waves online with his cricket-related remarks. Previously, he even claimed to have played a role in India's second T20 World Cup triumph in 2024.