Pakistan, India cricketers likely to play in same team as Afro-Asia Cup talks revived

Khiladi Adda to host 2nd Afro-Asia Cup in November

Countries to be divided into two teams of Asia XI and Africa XI

Pakistan and India cricketers are likely to play in the same team as Afro-Asia Cup talks have been revived.

The second edition of the Afro-Asia Cup is set to be hosted by Khiladi Adda in November, and the organizers are planning to divide the countries into two teams of Asia XI and Africa XI.

This would be the first time that Pakistan and India cricketers would be playing in the same team since the Champions Trophy in 2017.

The Afro-Asia Cup was first played in 2005 and was won by Asia XI. The second edition was scheduled to be held in 2007 but was postponed due to security concerns.

The revival of the Afro-Asia Cup is a welcome development for cricket fans around the world. The tournament will provide a platform for some of the best players from Asia and Africa to compete against each other.

The Afro-Asia Cup is likely to be a closely contested tournament, with both Asia XI and Africa XI having a number of world-class players in their ranks.

The tournament will also be a good opportunity for the players to build up their form ahead of the 2023 Cricket World Cup.

The Afro-Asia Cup is expected to be a major sporting event, and it is sure to attract a lot of attention from fans around the world.