Afridi said billions of cricket fans are missing a "big thing".
Arch-rivals India and Pakistan are in separate groups of the 14-team World Cup, jointly hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh and starts on February 19.
"Both India and Pakistan have to play above their potential to reach the final but it would be ideal for the billions of people approximately the world," said Afridi, who will be playing his fourth World Cup.
The top four teams from each of the two groups meet in the quarterfinal and Afridi hopes both India and Pakistan avoid each other until the April 2 final.
Pakistan has not beaten India in the four matches they have played at World Cups.
Pakistan has not beaten India in the four matches they have played at World Cups.
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