Alu Sabzi to Basmati rice - A peek into India and England players' food menu at Lord's on Day 5

Devansh Poddar

Alu Sabzi to Basmati rice - A peek into India and England players' food menu at Lord's on Day 5 image

With the 3rd Test at its climax, Day 5 not only had some fiery battles on the field, but it also had some lip-smacking food for the players of both sides. Lord's apart from all its on-field battles and scenic beauty, is also famous for the food menu it offers to the players. 

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The carefully curated Lord's menu for Day 5 of the India vs England Test had a perfect blend of British staples with some Indian cuisine. From Alu Sabzi to Basmati rice, the meal offered a comforting slice of home for the visitors and hearty refuelling for both teams.

The Lord's lunch: A perfect blend of cultures

As the battle continues on the field, the food menu at the 'Home of Cricket' is something to rejoice in for the players. From some English food options to a more Indian food menu, the Lord's lunch had it all.

Lord's Cricket Ground shared the Lunch menu for Day 5 on their social media handles, showcasing the superb hospitality that the Home of Cricket offers for the players, ensuring their comfort and a proper diet. 

Here's a look at the Lord's food menu for Day 5:

  • Butternut Squash Soup (VG)
  • Chicken Supreme
  • Fillet of Sea bass, Scallops & Tiger prawns
  • Tandoori Lamb and Lamb Samosa
  • Yellow Split Pea Curry (VG)
  • Aloo Sabzi (VG)
  • Basmati Rice
  • New Potatoes
  • Broccoli, Cauliflower, Carrots
  • Prawn with Marie sauce
  • Fruit Salad
  • Green yoghurt

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With a lot of vegetarian options, the chef at Lord's ensured that the Home of Cricket had it all covered for the Indian players who might be vegan or vegetarian. 

Meanwhile, India are on the brink of defeat at Lord's. The visitors were reduced to 112 for 8 before Lunch on Day 5. With 81 runs still needed, England would fancy their chances and would hope to take a series defining lead of 2-1.

Devansh Poddar

Devansh Poddar is a content producer for The Sporting News' India edition.