Best quotes of the 2015 World Cup so far
"It's not a big deal getting players up for the game. It's a World Cup. Everybody is like a kid at Christmas." – England captain Eoin Morgan.
"Let the ICC decide. They should also do a bit of work, so let them sit in their air-conditioned room and decide whether Associate nations need to play in the World Cup or not." – Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
"I remember the 1992 World Cup final. It's my earliest memory. Inzamam-ul-Haq was skinny. Well, skinny-ish." – England batsman Moeen Ali.
"As one of the England journalists said, the England match is a bye." – Sri Lanka team manager Michael de Zoysa wasn't threatened by the English.
"I just want to sit in my room and feel sad for a while." – South African captain AB de Villiers, after losing to India.
When I'm rushing around the changing room trying to chuck the pads on it means we might be in a little bit of trouble." – New Zealand tail-ender Trent Boult.
"He's playing smart cricket, which can't always be said for his game at times." – Australian batsman Aaron Finch on team-mate Glenn Maxwell.
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