Who said what at the Cricket World Cup on Monday, the fifth day of the 2023 tournament:
"It's poor in my opinion. I think any time you're sort of talking about being careful diving when you're fielding, it goes against everything you want to be as a team."
-- England captain Jos Buttler on the Dharamsala venue which has been criticised for the poor condition of the outfield.
"If you get a field like international standard, so why we are going to complain about it? If it is good for playing international cricket, I'm happy with the decision."
-- Bangladesh spin bowling coach Rangana Herath happy to play Tuesday's game in Dharamsala against England.
"If you don't take wickets, you're going to end up with 400 runs (against you). That's a no-brainer."
-- Sri Lanka batting coach Naveed Nawaz after his team conceded 428 runs against South Africa in their first match in New Delhi.
"It's part of our DNA, part of our blueprint. So, we're always looking to steal a few singles and put the fielders under pressure on the boundary by running twos."
-- Netherlands all-rounder Colin Ackermann of the team's sometimes knife-edge running between the wickets.