Viral cricket fan Faryal Waqar, Pakistans 'Deepika Padukone', supports India for semi-finals | Deployment

According to India Today, Faryal Waqar was born in Saudi Arabia and is currently working at a university in Dubai. She follows her roots to Pakistan – the country that she supported in India against Pakistan last Sunday during the game.

This Sunday Waqar also accepted India against New Zealand, where she spread the message of unity by painting Pakistan's flag on a cheek and the Indian Tricolor on the other.

India and Pakistan: A lot in common

After the game India against New Zealand, which India won with 44 runs, Waqar was full of praise for the winning side. She also spoke about the support of India and the similarities between India and Pakistan.

“I think there are so many similarities between India and Pakistan. Our food, our culture, the kind of music we hear, our skin color … I think there is a lot of love between our people, especially here in Dubai, ”said the cricket fan after the match about Geo News' Murtaza Ali Shah.

“We all live together in Dubai. We go to work where Indians meet Pakistaner and Pakistaner meet Indians. So I have the feeling that this is the perfect neutral soil, and sports should also be taken.

“To increase one thing, it is not necessary to lower the other. If your team plays well, you will win. You have all rights to boast. But don't bring someone down while trying to lift themselves, ”she said.

Waqar was full of praise for the Indian side – both the players and the audience.

“The match was crazy. It was so good. After the first inn, I thought India had a difficult time – but the way they were bowled was so good. It was amazing what a great game, ”she said.

The Pakistani cricket fan of Pakistaner, who had predicted the result of the upcoming semi -finals between India and Australia, predicted a victory for Team India.

“India against Australia games are always historical. I think it will be a strong game and I hoped that India would win today so that India can compete against Australia.

“Let's see what happens in the semi -finals. It will happen next Sunday, so I will definitely be here and probably support India again, ”she said with a laugh.