Pakistan and Afghanistan will play their first ever one-day international cricket match in Sharjah next February, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced Friday.It will be Afghanistan’s first one-day against a top international team, taking place in the UAE on Feb.10, shortly before Pakistan begins a one-day series against England, the PCB said.Afghanistan has made lightning progress in the sport, finishing fifth in the World Cup qualifiers in 2009 and earning one-day status the same year.The run of positive results has continued, as they won the World Twenty20 qualifiers, which allowed them to play top teams in the WorldTwenty20 in the West Indies last year.Afghanistan are now placed ninth in the International Cricket Council Twenty20 rankings.They toured Pakistan in May for three unofficial one-days against a second tier team on the first visit of an international side since gunmen attacked the Sri Lankan team in March 2009, suspending international cricket in Pakistan.They have previously played 18 one-day internationals against associate and affiliate teams such as Canada, Ireland, Kenya, the Netherlands and Scotland.
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