WATCH: Pakistani cricket fan comes up with emotional message ahead of Ind-Pak WC clash

Pakistani cricket fan Adil Taj, who sang the Indian national anthem during Ind-Pak Asia Cup match in 2018 in hope for peace and good relations between the two countries, has a message for India and Pakistan ahead of their clash in forthcoming World Cup 2019

Pakistani cricket fan Adil Taj, who sang the Indian national anthem during Ind-Pak Asia Cup match in 2018 in hope for peace and good relations between the two countries, has a message for India and Pakistan ahead of their clash in forthcoming World Cup 2019, England and Wales. Taj has requested not to boycott India-Pakistan match.

In a video posted by ANI, he said, "Fans of India and Pakistan live peacefully in the United Arab Emirates. Sahid Afridi still has a Sachin Tendulkar signed T-shirt autographed by Indian Cricket team in his home. Afridi and Shoaib Akhtar have time and again accepted and said on-record that they have received more love in India than Pakistan"

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#WATCH: Pakistani cricket fan Adil Taj who sang the Indian national anthem during Indo-Pak Asia Cup match in 2018 on India-Pak clash in World Cup 2019. pic.twitter.com/j4lBrkALZJ

— ANI (@ANI) February 21, 2019

Taj's video went viral on social media during the Asia Cup where he was seen singing the Indian national anthem of India.

"I was humbled by the respect Indians showed when our (Pakistan) anthem was being played so I thought that I should also make a small gesture from my side." Taj told India Today.

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