The ten-member group, which tried to cross the border at midnight on Monday about a kilometer north of the main border crossing, came under fire from police forces.
The khasadar police resorted to fire after the illegal Afghans tried to escape from near the Jumagai security check-post, the Dawn reported.
One Afghan identified as Jan Agha, a resident of Nangrahar province, was injured when a bullet hit him in leg while the remaining were arrested, the report said.
Pakistan has intensified border patrolling to curb entry of illegal Afghans into the country.
Pakistan has been tackling Afghan refugee crisis for over three decades. It is estimated that some three million Afghan refugees are living in Pakistan, half of whom are unregistered.
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