Pakistan cricket captain Shahid Afridi has denied that his team played a quarter of the fears of the World Cup in India, saying that a set of potential between the two neighboring countries can help alleviate the political.

"I have never said anything along the lines that we don't want to go to India. I never said that. We are here to play the World Cup, so wherever we have to play we will go and we have no fears over going to India," the Daily Times quoted Afridi, as saying.

"I think a cricket match has always brought the people of both countries together and has the capacity to improve the relations between the two," he added.

The other 31-year-old said his team played the kind of cricket, who fear no place and no opposition in the tournament for six weeks.

"So India in India, and Australia in the last group match are no problems. The pressure is always there and whoever handles the pressure wins the match," Afridi said. (ANI)