Mitchell Santner: 'If you have a big day in the field, you can have an ice-cream'
The New Zealand spinner talks burgers, breakfast and the braai skills of Neil Wagner
I'd say beef burger with sweet potato fries.
Getting beef burger has been a bit tough during the lockdown, but I try to have it a few times a week. Two or three times a week max.
Overseas, definitely Lord's. They have a three-course meal and dessert too. It can be quite tough when you're fielding, and you have only 40 minutes to try [everything]. If you eat three-course meals [for lunch], you walk out onto the field a bit sluggish. But generally, the spinners don't bowl straight after lunch, so you can relax.
I'd say Neil Wagner. He definitely backs himself on the barbecue, being South African. He puts a bit more braai salt on the meat - it's salty, but he definitely backs himself.
All of it (laughs). Maybe McDonald's after a win.
It's usually some kind of hot meal - maybe some lamb or beef. You've also got your salad or sandwich options if you don't eat too much. Chicken sandwich with salad or a toastie. Ham and cheese toast goes well on a cold day in New Zealand.
Depends on where you're going. When you're going overseas, you might say New Zealand biscuits. But, for me, it's coffee, whether beans or pods, if you have an espresso machine. I definitely took some coffee pods to Dubai [for the IPL], which came in very handy.
If we do a morning gym session, I like to have a late breakfast, whether it's an eggs Benedict or something like that. You might probably say a protein shake or a protein bar, but I'd go for an eggs Benedict.
I'm more of a berry man, so I'd probably have something like a mixed berry smoothie with yoghurt, or add a bit of protein there to help recovery.
Probably the sweet stuff - the chocolates and biscuits. If you have a big day in the field, you can have an ice-cream. If I haven't done too much, I try to stay away from it (laughs).
Beef burgers. Might not be good for the weight, but I could do it every day.
If we've won the match, might be McDonald's and a couple of beers after that. I'm sure everyone will be in the same boat in our team.
Deivarayan Muthu is a sub-editor at ESPNcricinfo