What did the indian players eat during lunch break of South Africa test?

Post India’s first day dominance during the Boxing Day’s test against RSA, fans highly awaited the next day. Virat Kohli’s new deputy(KL Rahul) and his old counterpart (Rahane) were batting at 122 and 40* respectively.

Both of them looked in great nick and were expected to score big when the play resumed. However, the rain gods weren’t really kind at Centurian. It rained heavy throughout the second day and it was eventually washed out. Not a single delivery was bowled.

Indian players’ lunch menu for Centurian Test

Since there was no live action happening during second day, broadcasters killed time by telecasting previous day’s highlights and some random live proceedings. The latter part also included India’s Lunch Menu being covered.

Mufaddal Vohra -an avid cricket twitterati- shared its screenshot via his Twitter handle. The post was captioned, “Day 2 Lunch Menu for Team India.”

Their menu comprised both vegetarian and non-vegetarian diet. Some of the items we could figure out from the photo were: Broccoli Soup, Vegetable Kadhai, Paneer Tikka, Chicken Chettinad. I’m not really sure about the other dishes since the names were displayed only partially. Nonetheless, a sensible guess would say that the last item on the list was Chicken Tikka.

Sure, the coverage isn’t directly related to the on pitch action. But still, netizens are totally intrigued by an int’l cricketer’s life, what they eat and how they train, etc. Therefore, SportsTime247 thought it won’t be a bad idea to share these details wi’all.

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Now, as far as the game’s current situation is concerned- India couldn’t really do too well when the play resumed on Day 3. KL Rahul and Rahane couldn’t add much to their scores as the team’s last 7 wickets fell for just 49 runs. Lungi Ngidi scalped six wickets for the hosts. Currently, Indian players are all on top and Team RSA’s top-order has fallen thick and fast. In short, Kohli’s men are in a supreme commanding position.