Ghaziabad player joined the enemy team and joined the enemy team, now the match will be played against Team India in Asia Cup

By Cross Talk India Team Last updated Aug 29, 2025

Asia cup: The Asia Cup 2025 is going to start in the UAE from 9 September. This time the tournament is also special because many new stories and exciting matches will be seen in it. One of these stories is the Ghaziabad player who will play against Team India in the Asia Cup. So let’s know who is these players who joined the Asia Cup enemy team.

This player from Ghaziabad joined the enemy team

Actually, the player we are talking about is Aryansh Sharma. Aryansh was born on 3 December 2004 in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, but at the age of just two, his family shifted to UAE in search of employment. This is the reason why he chose UAE for cricket career instead of India. And now he will be seen playing against India in the Asia Cup.

Made debut in 2023

Let me tell you, Aryansh Sharma is a wicketkeeper-batsman and in 2023 he made his international debut for the UAE cricket team. At an early age, he caught the attention of the selectors from his game and started being counted among the young talents of the UAE. His batting technology and quickness behind the wicket made him an important part of the team.

Match will play against Team India

Now the Asia Cup 2025 (ASIA Cup) is included in the same group UAE and India. Team India will play their first match against UAE in Dubai on 10 September. In such a situation, if Aryansh Sharma makes a place in the UAE squad, then this match will be very special for him. This player born in Ghaziabad will now be in front of the same Team India, who would have dreamed of watching his country playing.

At present, the UAE has not announced its official squad, but Aryansh’s name remains in the discussion. Cricket experts believe that young wicketkeepers can be included in the team as they have recently performed well at the domestic level. If this happens, this player of Indian origin will take the field against his own homeland and this story will become even more interesting for cricket lovers.