Who said what at the Cricket World Cup on Monday, the 12th day of the 2023 tournament:
"Regarding the outfield we are from the Netherlands so we look at this outfield with a bit of glee, because this is probably better than most of the outfields that we play on anyway."
-- Netherlands coach Ryan Cook ahead of Tuesday's game with South Africa in Dharamsala where the outfield has come in for constant criticism.
"I think in terms of the confidence and belief within the team, without us being arrogant or loud about it, I think it's still up there."
-- South Africa captain Temba Bavuma ahead of Tuesday's game against the Netherlands who defeated them at the Twenty20 World Cup last year.
"Incredible game. Inspirational the way the guys went about their business."
-- Bavuma on watching South Africa's Springboks defeat France in their epic Rugby World Cup quarter-final clash into the early hours of Monday.
"The outside noise doesn't bother us too much. We know what we can do as a squad."
-- Australia skipper Pat Cummins after his team defeated Sri Lanka to register their first win at this World Cup.
"Today was a little bit of a struggle. We have six more matches where we can do better than today."
-- Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis after a third defeat in three games.
"Every event we have, there are always criticisms from various quarters, things that we will take away and try to work on, try to do better."
-- ICC chairman Greg Barclay to AFP on the poor crowds and scheduling criticisms levelled at the ongoing World Cup.
"The missing link in his bowling is discipline and he is over trying to get wickets."
-- Former Pakistan fast bowler Waqar Younis to AFP on the struggles of Shaheen Shah Afridi at the tournament.