Andrew Whillas, the operations manager at the Lord's Players Dining Room, on the tasty meals on offer
R Ashwin on the dressing-room superstition of staying where you are during a tricky phase of the game
Commentator Michael Holding is impressed by James Anderson's skills
Graeme Swann on how England's coaches don't get spin bowling
Sourav Ganguly recalls the time he famously took off his shirt at the Lord's balcony in 2002
Adam Gilchrist is familiar with a certain part of Sachin Tendulkar's anatomy
Commentator Ramiz Raja is the bridge between cricket's many cultures
Ramiz Raja has his own way of describing Fakhar Zaman
Faf du Plessis is surprised reporters didn't ask him about the recently retired superstar ahead of South Africa's tour of Sri Lanka
Mick Lewis, who holds the record for most runs conceded in an ODI, is sympathetic to Andrew Tye's plight after he went wicketless for 100 runs in England's world-record innings of 481
Indian batsman KL Rahul on his first tattoo
Australia offspinner Nathan Lyon's response during a tour game in Brighton to spectators who asked him if he had sandpaper in his pockets
Former India captain Kapil Dev reiterates that he has no interest in joining politics after receiving a visit from the president of the BJP, Amit Shah
Chris Gayle explains that his work extends beyond this planet
Dale Steyn sums up his illustrious team-mate
Chennai Super Kings captain MS Dhoni explains his decision not to bowl Harbhajan Singh in the IPL Qualifier match against Sunrisers Hyderabad
AB de Villiers explains why he's retiring from international cricket
Warwickshire bowler Olly Stone is fast but not up to speed with what's going on at the ECB
Afghanistan captain Asghar Stanikzai doesn't think Virat Kohli's absence from the Bengaluru Test will make things easier for his side
Matthew Wade doesn't think changing the Australian cricket culture completely is the solution to their recent problems
Alastair Cook stays resolutely old-school
British actor Benedict Cumberbatch has a superhero role in mind for the former Indian batsman
No false modesty for Kings XI Punjab's Chris Gayle
MS Dhoni can function as a batsman without the use of some parts of his body
India coach Ravi Shastri on his philosophy on sledging
South Africa coach Ottis Gibson has a dig at Australia's ball-tampering weapon of choice
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson on how keen Neil Wagner was to go out and get the win against England in the Auckland Test
Commentator David Lloyd remarks on Wagner's short-ball routine in the Auckland Test against England
Australia's Cameron Bancroft reveals his methods
Ireland captain William Porterfield is not impressed by the exclusionist ten-team World Cup format
Dinesh Karthik finds a convoluted way to be humble when he's compared to MS Dhoni as a finisher
Kings XI's R Ashwin is going to captain like no one has ever before
South Africa opener Dean Elgar doesn't think the highlights reel of his innings is particularly watchable
Ross Taylor will have to celebrate his magnificent match-winning 181 not out in Dunedin and his 34th birthday without any booze
Commentator Michael Slater is impressed by (the 38-year-old) Shahid Afridi's one-handed catch against Quetta Gladiators in the PSL
Brad Hogg digs Kuldeep Yadav, the young Indian chinaman bowler, whom he mentored at Kolkata Knight Riders
Andrew Ellis, the bowler off whose head the ball flew for a six in a Ford Trophy game, looks at another of the downsides of the incident
Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 43, gives the lie to a popular belief, while playing in the Super50 tournament
Nepal's Sandeep Lamichhane on not wanting to repeat the last-ball victory his team managed over Canada to make it to the World Cup Qualifiers
Sri Lankan batsman Roshen Silva on how to approach playing on a turning track like the one in Mirpur