Does This Video Show Indian & Pakistan Fans Fighting in Sri Lanka? No, It’s AI!

Multiple discrepancies and detection tools showed that the viral video was indeed AI-generated.

Abhishek Anand
WebQoof
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Fact-Check | The video has been generated using the help of AI and does not show real visuals.</p></div>
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Fact-Check | The video has been generated using the help of AI and does not show real visuals.

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After India defeated Pakistan in the group stage of the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup, a video which shows a man recording a fight between the fans of both the teams is now being circulated as recent and real visuals.

What have users said?: Those sharing the clip have captioned it saying, "India Pakistan supporters fight with each other in Columbia SriLanka #cricket #pakvsindia #pakvsind #funny #trendingreel #viralreelsシ #trendingreelsvideo #shortsvideos (sic)."

An archive of the post can be found here.

(Source: Facebook/Screenshot)

(More archives of similar claims could be found here and here.)

What's the truth?: The video has actually been generated using the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and does not show real visuals.

Discrepancies in the viral video: We noticed multiple anomalies in the viral clip, which raised questions about its authenticity.

  • The back of the t-shirt worn by a Pakistani fan appeared to be garbled and made no sense.

  • The Pakistani jersey seen in the viral video carried the wrong logo and did not match with the official team jersey.

  • Towards the middle of the video, text on a person appears and disappears in the next instant. All these findings indicated towards the possibility of the viral clip being an AI-generated one.

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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 viral clip being an AI-generated one.

  • Six detectors of the second tool gave conclusively results showing that the video was indeed an AI one.

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Conclusion: It is evident that the viral video does not show real visuals and has been generated using AI tools.

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