In a huge mistake by the authorities, India's national anthem was played during the match between Australia and England in the ongoing Champions Trophy. The incident happened when the national anthems of both countries were being played ahead of the game.
England's national anthem 'God save the King' was the first anthem to be played. After its completion, Australia's national anthem was to be played. However, India's national anthem was played by mistake resulting in the eruption of the crowd.
However, the authorities realised their mistake soon and it was stopped. It was quickly followed by Australia's national anthem 'Advance Australia Fair'. It was an unexpected incident at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore which is also Pakistan's premier cricket stadium.
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Watch: India's national anthem plays during Australia-England match at Lahore
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