This Video of Bangladesh’s Mustafizur Rahman Asking People To Boycott IPL Is AI

Multiple AI detection tools showed that the video was generated using AI.

Abhishek Anand
WebQoof
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | The video of Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman is AI-generated.</p></div>
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Fact-Check | The video of Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman is AI-generated.

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A video of Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman is being circulated on social media platforms with a claim that it shows him asking people to boycott Indian Premier League (IPL).

An archive of the post can be found here.

(Source: Facebook/Screenshot)

The above post had gained over five lakh views on the platform.

What's the truth?: The viral video has been generated using the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and does not show real visuals. This makes the viral claim false.

How did we find that out?: On conducting a reverse image search on the keyframes of the viral video, we found a different clip published on a Facebook handle named 'Jamuna Sports'.

  • The video was uploaded on 17 December 2025.

  • It was shared with a caption in Bangla that loosely translated to, "Fiz's reaction to going to KKR for 9 crores #mustafizurrahman #ipl #kkr #jamunasports."

  • The video showed a similar setting and the background as seen in the viral clip.

What did detection tools show?: Team WebQoof passed the video through two AI detection tools namely — 'Hive Moderation' and 'DeepFake-O-Meter' to further verify its authenticity.

  • The first tool showed over 99 percent probability of the video being an AI-generated one.

  • Four detectors of the second tool showed conclusively results, making it clear that the viral video was made using AI.

Conclusion: It is evident that the video of Rahman was made using AI tools.

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