Violent scenes as Pakistan and Afghanistan fans clash at Cricket World Cup (VIDEO)

Pakistan and Afghanistan cricket fans have been seen clashing at the countries’ World Cup game at Headingly in Leeds, England.

Footage from outside the ground reportedly shows Afghanistan fans attacking a Pakistan supporter, while there are also reports of clashes inside the ground.

The fighting is believed to have been sparked when a plane flew overheard with the message 'Justice for Balochistan', referring to a region where nationalists have fought for independence from the Pakistani and Iranian governments. 

At least two supporters have been ejected in scenes not normally associated with cricket supporters, according to reports by ESPN.

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Some Afghan fans were also accused of entering the stadium illegally and harassing Pakistan media personnel covering the World Cup group stage game between the two neighbors.

A spokesperson for tournament organizers the ICC said they were “working with the venue security team and local police force to ensure there are no further incidents.

"We do not condone this type of behavior, and will take appropriate action against any anti-social behavior that spoils the enjoyment for the majority of fans," they added.

Pakistan earlier faced their fiercest rivals India at the tournament in England, although that match – which India won – passed off without trouble amid a festival atmosphere.

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Things appeared a lot more tense at Headingly on Saturday, however, as the already-eliminated Afghanistan took on a Pakistan team which still harbors hopes of reaching the semifinal stage.