Just spotted · Updated Oct 25, 2026
AI Cricket Video: Hit the Boom Shaka Shot Yourself “Boom Shaka shot”
The viral girl-cricket-shot clip with you at the crease: crouch, big lofted swing, leg kick, bat-up pose. One photo, 11 seconds, Boom Shaka underneath.
- One photo
- 11 seconds
- No prompt needed
- MP4 with the original song
Posted · Your turn
Make your AI Cricket Video video
The viral girl-cricket-shot clip with you at the crease: crouch, big lofted swing, leg kick, bat-up pose. One photo, 11 seconds, Boom Shaka underneath. The timing and the prompt are already built: add a photo and generate.
Seen on the feed
The AI Cricket Video trend in the wild
The original and remakes that are already going around. Each video belongs to its maker and is shown here with credit.
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The short answer
What is the AI Cricket Video meme?
The AI cricket video is a TikTok meme where a woman in a white kurta hits a huge lofted cricket shot with a leg kick to the song Boom Shaka and then strikes a pose, and AI Meme Videos turns one photo of you into the same 11-second shot with the song already underneath.
The AI cricket video is an 11-second clip of a young woman in a white embroidered kurta and dupatta batting on a dusty village cricket ground. She crouches side-on at the stumps, lifts the bat, then smashes a huge lofted shot so hard that her front leg kicks up and her hair and scarf fly out. She turns to the camera, holds the bat upright like a trophy, smiles and walks off.
The joke sits in the caption: the poster wrote, in Urdu, that now everybody is going to say it is AI. It was made with AI, and the comment wars about whether a real girl could hit like that pushed it further. The song under it is Boom Shaka, which gives the swing its beat.
On AI Meme Videos you upload one photo of yourself. The render keeps your face and hair, dresses you in the outfit you pick (white kurta, red kurta or denim with a cap) and plays the whole shot second by second on the same kind of village pitch. It comes back silent and the Boom Shaka audio from the original is laid under it, so the download is ready to post.
4 steps
How to do the AI Cricket Video trend
Upload a photo of yourself
One person, face clearly visible, good light. A photo that shows your hair and shoulders gives the closest look.
Pick an outfit
White kurta like the original, red kurta, or denim jacket and cap.
Pick a model and quality
Standard at 720p is the default and costs 10 credits. Higher tiers keep the face sharper through the fast swing and the leg kick.
Generate, download and post
The render takes a few minutes and comes back with the song already on it. Post it as it is, or pick the Boom Shaka sound on TikTok so it joins the trend.
Beat by beat
The 11-second clip, beat by beat
Timed from the original clip. Every render follows this sheet.
| Time | Beat | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 0-3s | Stance | Side-on at the stumps, crouched, bat tucked low, watching the bowler. |
| 3-4.5s | Back-lift | The bat goes up behind the shoulder while she waits for the ball. |
| 4.5-5.5s | The swing | A hard upward swing, hair and dupatta whipping out. |
| 5.5-7s | Leg kick | Bat high over the head, front leg kicked out, balanced on one foot. The frame everybody screenshots. |
| 7-8s | Turn | Leg down, a turn toward the camera with the bat still raised. |
| 8-9.5s | Bat pose | Square to the lens, bat held upright in front of the face. |
| 9.5-10.5s | Smile | The bat drops to one side and she smiles at the camera. |
| 10.5-11s | Walk off | She turns away and heads back to the stumps. |
Under the hood
Where it came from and how it is made
The clip was posted on TikTok by @sarahperviz0 on 21 October 2026 with tape-ball cricket hashtags and the caption that everyone will now call it AI. TikTok showed about 16.3 million views on it four days later.
Remakes started within a day. A CapCut template account posted white and red kurta versions on 22 and 24 October with a tutorial attached, and on 24 October a denim-and-cap version appeared on the same pitch. Which tool made the original is unconfirmed.
The radar logged it on 25 October 2026 at the sprouting stage, with people searching "ai cricket video" and "girl cricket shot ai" to make their own.
- First seenOct 21, 2026
- WhereTikTok, mainly Pakistan and India cricket accounts
- SoundBoom Shaka by KR$NA and Dhanda Nyoliwala, as TikTok lists it
- ModelSeedance 2.0 family
- Length11 s, vertical
Your face
Your photo is the only identity in the clip. The batter in the original lends her timing and camera angle, never her face or hair.
The outfit
You choose between the white kurta of the original, the red kurta from the first remakes, or a denim jacket with a cap. The bat and white trainers stay the same.
The shot
The motion reference is the full 11-second original with its sticker removed, so the crouch, the leg kick and the bat-up pose land on the same beats people already know.
The pitch
Every render keeps the dusty village ground, the three wooden stumps and the hazy evening sky, because that setting is what makes the clip read as this meme.
The song
The model renders a silent clip. Our server then lays the Boom Shaka audio from the original under it, cut to the length of your video.
Straight talk
Before you upload
For the best result
- Long hair helps. Half the fun of the original is the hair flying out on the swing. Loose, longer hair in your photo makes that moment land.
- Face toward the camera. The ending is a square-on pose with a smile. A front-facing photo keeps you recognisable there.
- One person per photo. Group shots confuse which face goes on the batter. Crop to yourself before uploading.
- Use the caption. The original's joke is "now everyone will say it's AI". Posting yours with the same line keeps the meme going.
Good to know
- One photo in, one 11-second vertical clip out.
- Three outfits: white kurta, red kurta, denim jacket and cap.
- The Boom Shaka audio from the original clip is added to every finished video.
- Standard 720p costs 10 credits, 480p from 5; credits come back if a render fails.
- Finished videos can be downloaded for 24 hours.
Questions at the fence
AI Cricket Video FAQ
What is the AI cricket video trend?
The AI cricket video trend is a TikTok meme where a woman in a white kurta hits a giant lofted cricket shot with a leg kick to the song Boom Shaka, and AI Meme Videos lets you make the same 11-second clip of yourself from one photo. The original was posted on 21 October 2026 with a caption joking that everyone will call it AI.
How do I make my own AI cricket video?
To make your own AI cricket video on AI Meme Videos, upload one clear photo of yourself, pick an outfit and a model, and press generate. The 11-second clip comes back in a few minutes with you playing the shot on a village pitch and the Boom Shaka audio already underneath.
Is the girl cricket shot video real or AI?
The girl cricket shot video that went viral is AI-generated, which is exactly the joke in its caption, and AI Meme Videos uses only its timing and camera angle as the motion reference for your AI cricket video. Which tool the original creator used is unconfirmed.
What song is in the AI cricket video?
The song in the AI cricket video is Boom Shaka by KR$NA and Dhanda Nyoliwala, as TikTok lists it, and AI Meme Videos lays the audio from the original clip under every render, about 11 seconds of it. The model itself renders silently, so you hear the original track, not a generated cover.
How much does an AI cricket video cost?
An AI cricket video on AI Meme Videos costs 10 credits at the default Standard 720p, and from 5 credits at 480p. If a render fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.
How long is the AI cricket video and what shape is it?
Every AI cricket video from AI Meme Videos is 11 seconds long and vertical by default, the same length as the viral original, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. You can also choose square or landscape in the generator.
Can I change the outfit in the AI cricket video?
Yes, the AI cricket video generator on AI Meme Videos has three outfits: the white embroidered kurta and dupatta of the original, a red printed kurta, or a denim jacket with jeans and a navy cap. The bat, the stumps and the village pitch stay the same.
Can boys make the girl cricket shot AI video too?
Yes, the AI cricket video on AI Meme Videos keeps whoever is in your photo, so anyone can play the girl cricket shot; the denim and cap outfit suits most people. The meme is known as the cricket girl shot because of the original clip, not because the generator needs a woman.
What photo works best for the AI cricket video?
For the AI cricket video on AI Meme Videos, the best photo shows one person, face toward the camera, in good light, ideally with hair visible. Sunglasses, heavy filters or a face turned away give the render less to keep you recognisable during the swing.
Who made the original AI cricket video?
The original AI cricket video was posted on TikTok by @sarahperviz0 on 21 October 2026 and had about 16.3 million views by 25 October. AI Meme Videos credits the clip on this page and uses only its movements and framing for your render, never the person in it.
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The viral girl-cricket-shot clip with you at the crease: crouch, big lofted swing, leg kick, bat-up pose. One photo, 11 seconds, Boom Shaka underneath.
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