India defeated Pakistan by 61 runs in T20 World Cup 2026. Disappointed with this defeat, a Pakistani YouTuber vented his anger by hitting a cake on his sister’s face. This video became viral on social media as a symbol of disappointment of Pakistani fans.
India’s spectacular 61-run win over Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2026 on Sunday brought in a variety of reactions on social media, with one video catching everyone’s attention. Pakistani YouTuber Mavia Umar Farooqui expressed his disappointment by smashing a cake in his sister’s face after Pakistan’s batting collapse.
R of Colombo. In this match played at Premadasa Stadium, India scored 175/7 and then all out Pakistan for just 114 runs. While Indian fans celebrated the big win, Pakistani supporters vented their anger online. Farooqui’s video, which was shared on Instagram and later reshared on X, shows the raw emotions of fans who were disappointed with their team’s performance.
In the clip, Farooqui expressed his sadness over Babar Azam’s dismissal to Axar Patel after scoring just five runs in seven balls. “Babar bhai, Babar bhai, I was not expecting you to win the match, but you would have made the match,” he said, expressing his disappointment that the Pakistan captain had failed to make the match exciting. His anger increased further when he threw a cake on his sister’s face, symbolizing his anger over the team’s poor performance.
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The video quickly went viral, and many viewers echoed the sentiment “Babar ruined it”. Other Pakistani content creators and influencers also posted reactions mocking the team’s poor performance. This collective anger highlighted the intensity of this rivalry and the expectations placed on Pakistan players in high-profile fixtures against India.
The foundation of India’s victory was laid by Ishan Kishan’s stormy innings of 77 runs in 40 balls, in which Tilak Verma, Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dubey also contributed. Their total of 175 proved too much for Pakistan, whose batting faltered from the start. Early wickets left them struggling at 13/3, and despite Usman Khan’s 44, the chase never gained momentum.
For Pakistan, this defeat was made worse by the manner of their collapse. Fans criticized the team’s lack of intent, especially in the powerplay overs. Captain Salman Aga admitted that execution was lacking, admitting that losing several wickets early on held them back in the game.
Meanwhile, Indian fans flooded social media with celebratory posts, and trolled Pakistan over their batting failures. The contrast between the happy Indian supporters and the disappointed Pakistani fans underlines the emotional stakes of this match. Farooqui’s cake-smashing video became a symbol of the frustration felt across Pakistan, which resonated with viewers who were demanding a better performance from their team.