What do cricketers have during mid-day break during a test match? Since you can't play with a hefty stomach, doesn't it mean they don't have like ordinary lunch?

What do cricketers have during mid-day break during a test match? Since you can't play with a hefty stomach, doesn't it mean they don't have like ordinary lunch? 

I posed this article to one of my companions who is an expert cricketer. In this way, I am replying for his benefit. 

He said to me we are not permitted to have much on breakfast or lunch during a Test match. We for the most part eat peanut butter with earthy colored bread, a protein bar and bananas toward the beginning of the day breakfast before the match. During lunch, we ordinarily eat suppers which are wealthy in carbs and protein so we can process them effectively and it doesn't hamper our actual capacity to run and field. The vast majority of the players eat bubbled chicken, plate of mixed greens, earthy colored rice, protein bars,veggies. The vast majority of our noon spin around us making a technique to dominate the match and ready to get legitimate rest. 

However, when the test match is over we can eat anything we desire, yet very little. We should be in our prime consistently since we are addressing our country, and we are consistently prepared to give 100%. Here our Superstar R. Ashwin appreciating a dinner after a match. 

Here is rundown of what they serve in lunch during Australia Vs England Ashes Test Series 

Avocado, mango and dill plate of mixed greens with avocado dressing 

Quinoa, cranberry and feta plate of mixed greens 

Mung bean curry with spinach 

Broiled yam wedges with Szechuan preparing 

Nectar soy and broiled chicken bosoms with pak choi and ginger 

Pic Source: Google and Virat Kohli Instagram and an article from where I took picture for my post. 

as the menu on Day 2 which included: 

Spiced yam and coconut soup(v) (with newly heated bread rolls). 

A few days back I saw a question on Quora that asked something like,‘What kind of food cricketers have during a lunch break in a test match? ’ , the answer to which I had saved in draft for submitting later for it was long and took time to frame. However unfortunately and to my utter surprise I found the question to be deleted and hence when I tried to submit my answer under that particular question I couldn't. Since I felt the question was valid and something new and interesting for cricket fans to take note of, I myself added this particular question under which i have shared my answer. However, although I have answered here, I believe that the question is still open and anyone with any better knowledge on the matter can add their own valuable inputs regarding this. Thanks.)

Ok this is a good question, something that even I was keen to know and had actually asked a similar question on Quora way back but didn’t receive any response which shows that this is something that most people are actually unaware of.

So after a long wait I finally did come to know at least something regarding the menu served in lunch of a test match and thanks to the Lord’s cricket ground for making it public on social media.

So it happened during the second test match in this ongoing India’s tour of England 2018 at the iconic Lord’s cricket ground. On all 4 days of the test match pictures of the menu was uploaded on Twitter from official BCCI account and also from Lord’d official account.

DAY 1

DAY 2

DAY 3

10oz Grilled sirloin (with prawn and scallop brochette and garlic margarine. 

Heated ocean bream (with hot and harsh souce). 

Chicken carbonara pasta Coconut and Squash dhansak with Paneer. Dahl (with Spinach Cauliflower (v)). Prawns with Marie rose sauce. Basmati rice, Skinny chips. Sauted courgettes, onions and peppers. Caesar plate of mixed greens, Naan Bread, poppadoms. Banana and date tacky toffee pudding. (with caramel sauce). Coconut mousse (with Tropical natural products). New natural product plate of mixed greens. Choice of frozen yogurt. Making a beeline for DAY 3 : This was the menu on Day 3 which included: Butternut squash soup (v) (with newly prepared bread rolls).

So that is the lunch that you get during test coordinates in any event in the Home of Cricket (clearly certain progressions will be made relying upon the opposing group) and that looks truly mouth watering right? A flat out foodie's heaven. 

In spite of the fact that I am ignorant regarding the lunch served on different grounds however pretty much we can expect something like these I presume. 

Expectation you appreciated both the menu and the appropriate response.