IITian Baba apologises after Twitter trolls him for 'India wouldn't win' prediction

Social media was abuzz recently after popular predictor IITian Baba found himself at the receiving end of trolling for his incorrect forecast about India’s cricket match. The self-proclaimed analyst, known for his bold and often controversial predictions, had confidently stated that India wouldn’t win their crucial game. However, as fate would have it, India emerged victorious, leaving IITian Baba’s credibility in question.

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The Prediction That Backfired

Before the match, IITian Baba took to Twitter (now X) to share his thoughts, asserting that India’s chances of winning were slim due to multiple reasons, including pitch conditions and player form. His prediction gained traction, with many fans reacting strongly—some agreeing with his analysis, while others called it an unnecessary pessimistic take.

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However, when India went on to win, the tides quickly turned against him. Twitter users flooded his timeline with memes, sarcastic comments, and even edited clips mocking his failed prediction. Some users humorously compared him to other so-called “expert predictors” who often get things wrong.

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Trolled Into an Apology

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As the trolling intensified, IITian Baba decided to address the situation. In a post, he acknowledged his miscalculation and issued an apology, stating:

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“I got it wrong this time. India played exceptionally well, proving me wrong in the best way possible. Apologies to those who took my words too seriously. Lesson learned—never doubt the Men in Blue!”

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His apology did little to stop the wave of banter, but it did earn him some respect for owning up to his mistake. Some fans even came to his defense, arguing that predictions are always a gamble and should not be taken too seriously.

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Lessons from the Incident

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This episode highlights the unpredictable nature of sports and how social media reacts to bold claims. While IITian Baba has built a reputation for his analysis, this incident serves as a reminder that no prediction is ever foolproof. Cricket, like any sport, thrives on uncertainties, and sometimes, even the most confident forecasts can be completely off the mark.

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As for IITian Baba, he will likely continue making predictions, but perhaps with a bit more caution in the future. One thing is certain—Twitter will always be watching, waiting for another opportunity to troll!

IITian Baba apologises after Twitter trolls him for ‘India wouldn’t win’ prediction

The Prediction That Backfired

Trolled Into an Apology

Lessons from the Incident

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