Shahid Afridi says Indian cricketers should also participate in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
He said Indian players do not play in other leagues due to Indian Premier League (IPL).
Speaking to media on Thursday, he said the players who refuse to play in Pakistan should not be picked.
He said it was a good sign that West Indian team is coming to Pakistan.
"We have to send the message to the world that security situation is best in Pakistan," he said.
Afridi was ruled out of Karachi King's match against Peshawar Zalmi on Wednesday in the second eliminator of the PSL in Lahore due knee injury.
Peshawar qualified for the final of the third edition of the PSL after defeating Kings in the match that was reduced to 16 ours owing to rain.
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