India wins against Pakistan: Did IIT Baba’s bold prediction come true?

The cricket world just experienced one of the most intense India vs Pakistan clashes in Champions Trophy history. The stakes were high, emotions ran wild, and the pressure was immense. But what made this match even more intriguing was the bold prediction by

IIT Baba

.
Days before the highly anticipated clash, IIT Baba made a bold claim that took social media and all of India by storm. “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, bhagwaan bade hain ya tum bade ho?” (I’m telling you in advance, this time India won’t win. Whoever it is–Virat Kohli, everyone–tell them to win today if they can. Now that I have said they won’t win, they won’t. So, what now? Is God greater, or are you?) His statement, rooted in both spirituality and a sense of divine certainty, sparked debates across the cricketing world. Now that the match is over, the biggest question remains—was he right?
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IIT Baba’s Prediction: A prophecy that shook cricket fans

As the India-Pakistan rivalry intensified, IIT Baba’s prediction added to the excitement. He is known for his unusual predictions, but this one grabbed everyone’s attention.
Not only did he insist that India would lose, but he also suggested that even top players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma wouldn’t be able to change the outcome. “The universe has already decided the result. No individual effort can alter it,” he claimed.
With millions of cricket fans glued to the match, his prediction loomed over the game. Was it just another guess, or did the spiritual guru see something others didn’t?
Who is IIT Baba?
IIT Baba, or

Abhay Singh

, became widely known during the 2025 Kumbh Mela. He has a degree in Aerospace Engineering from IIT Bombay. He is originally from Haryana, and after working at several institutions, he chose the path of spirituality. He had also worked in Canada. According to media reports, IIT Baba had predicted India’s victory in the T20 World Cup earlier, although his prediction at that time did not get much attention.
A match that had everyone on edge
As expected, the match lived up to the hype. Both teams gave it their all, delivering a contest filled with drama, breathtaking performances, and unforgettable moments. India came into the game strong, fresh off a win against Bangladesh, while Pakistan, recovering from a recent loss to New Zealand, had everything to prove.
However, instead of the nail-biting finish many expected, the game turned into a one-sided affair, dominated by India.

The high-stakes match was held at the

Dubai International Cricket Stadium

, where India’s star batter, Virat Kohli, put on a brilliant performance. Pakistan’s fast bowlers tried to put India under pressure, but Kohli and the rest of the batting lineup stayed calm. The momentum shifted briefly, but once Kohli got into his rhythm, there was no stopping him.
The result: A crushing victory for India
IIT Baba’s prediction? Completely wrong.
Virat Kohli’s unbeaten century led India to a strong six-wicket win over Pakistan. True to his style, he finished the match with a boundary, sealing India’s dominance in the tournament.
With this impressive victory, India is now one step closer to the semi-finals, further proving their strength in the competition.
Atul Wassan’s unexpected take
Interestingly, former cricketer Atul Wassan had also hinted at a potential Pakistan victory before the match. “If Pakistan wins, it will make the tournament more competitive. If they don’t, the competition loses its edge,” he had said, emphasizing the unpredictability of cricket.
With Pakistan as the underdogs and India as the favourites, Wassan’s comment and IIT Baba’s prediction made fans wonder if a big surprise was coming. But the Indian team had other plans.
So, was IIT Baba wrong?
Yes, despite his confident claims, India won convincingly. His prediction, which sparked so much discussion, turned out to be wrong.
While bold predictions add excitement and drama to cricket, the real outcome is decided on the field. And this time, Virat Kohli and Team India showed that skill, hard work, and determination matter more than any prophecy.