‘Is Baar Nahi Jeetegi’: IIT Baba’s Predicts Outcome Of IND vs PAK Champions Trophy 2025 Clash; Video

February 24, 2025

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Cricket fans around the world are buzzing with excitement as and Pakistan gear up for a high-stakes face-off in Dubai today, February 23, at the . This crucial group stage match is set to be a thrilling spectacle, with Pakistan under enormous pressure to win.

Adding even more heat to the rivalry, a video went viral on social media werealso known as Abhay Singh and famous from Maha Kumbh has made a bold prediction that Pakistan will come out on top.

He has even challenged top Indian players, including Virat Kohli, insisting that his prediction is rock-solid and causing concern among Indian fans. As he put it about the upcoming match:

शख्स आईआईटियन बाबा के नाम से फैमस हुआ है, इस महाकुंभ से

ये कह रहा है चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी में भारत यानी आज पाकिस्तान के खिलाफ हार जायेगा .
इसको देशद्रोही बोल सकते है #INDvsPAK #MahaRehmokarmDay pic.twitter.com/VhnwnlFdl8

— Ankit Singh (@ankitsinghald) February 23, 2025

“Main tumko pehle se bol raha hu, is baar India nahi jeetegi. 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 bhagwan bade ho ya tum bade ho.”

Who is IIT Baba?
Abhay Singh, now known as IITian Baba, captured widespread attention online after his interview at Mahakumbh 2025 went viral. Born in Haryana, he began teaching at a coaching centre to earn money while pursuing his passion for photography, and later, he chose the life of a monk.

Meanwhile, India started their Champions Trophy campaign with a win against Bangladesh, whereas Pakistan lost their first match against New Zealand in the opening fixture.

With Pakistan playing this match as a virtual knockout where another loss could mean elimination from the tournament the stakes have never been higher.

Notably, the last time these two teams met was in the 2017 Champions Trophy final, when Pakistan clinched the title by defeating India by a staggering 180 runs.