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Pakistani fan spotted vs India (Image Source: Twitter)
On 23 October 2022, India took on arch-rivals Pakistan in the much-awaited encounter at the MCG in the 20-20 World Cup. Fans were eagerly waiting for the clash as the Men in Blue lost the World Cup clash against Pakistan. So, Rohit Sharma and his men were looking to put smiles back on their fans this year.
However, India did not disappoint this time around as they won the match by four wickets. Fans were in an ecstatic mood as the Men in Blue clinched a thriller at the MCG. But, a video went viral where a Pakistani fan was seen waving his national flag from the stands. But, fans found it funny as the video went viral.
Here is the shared video:
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India will take on the Netherlands on 27 October 2022 in the 20-20 World Cup
Speaking of the video, a Pakistani fan was seen waving his national flag with pride. But, some Indian fans behind him spotted that the flag was reversed and that fan had no idea of it. So, they told him that “Ulta hai, Flag ulta hai”. Initially, that fan did not understand. But, finally, he managed to reverse it and started waving the flag correctly.
After that, some Indian fans also had a laugh by saying: “Flag ulta hai aur inko Kashmir chaiye.” Listening to that, other fans also burst into laughter. Speaking about the match, India won the toss and asked Pakistan to bat first. Then, Babar Azam and his men scored 159 runs for eight wickets in 20 overs. Both Iftikhar Ahmed and Shan Massod managed fifties each in the clash.
In reply, India managed to chase it down on the last delivery of the match. They were completely struggling at a stage by losing four wickets for 31 runs. But, Virat Kohli scored 82* runs off 53 balls, including six fours and four sixes. He also won the player of the match award for such a match-winning knock. Now, India will be in action again against the Netherlands on 27 October 2022.