Shahid Afridi, a former captain of Pakistan's cricket team, is adamant that India would suffer severe humiliation if Pakistan defeated them in a major cricket competition, especially if it happened on their home pitch. Afridi asked the management to support the national team players so they may compete in the World Cup and bring the trophy back to their country, effectively resolving the issue.
Afridi voiced his perplexity about the Pakistan Cricket Board's steadfast refusal to allow Pakistan to play in India. He advised them to adopt a more upbeat attitude and exhorted the players to go out and give it their all. He emphasised that winning the competition will send a clear message to BCCI in addition to being a huge success for Pakistan.
Afridi advised the PCB to select the solution that would be the most realistic and viable given the restricted options available. He urged the group to travel to India, perform well, and win. Afridi thought that this was the finest course of action to show that Pakistan could win everywhere and to make their opponents aware of it.
Afridi had earlier emphasised the significance of keeping politics and cricket apart and pleaded with the appropriate authorities to quickly decide whether to hold the Asia Cup in Pakistan.
Since 2012, Pakistan and India, who are known as arch rivals for historical reasons, have been unable to play one another on their home fields in any format of the game.
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