Among the excursions is a two-hour "tea at sea" cruise.
What the country needed, Santelli announced, was a Chicago tea party. Within hours, tea party Web sites had sprouted online.
The fans - most of whom are in Liverpool kit and aged under 30 - congregate around a screen in a 24-hour tea-house.
Then, instead of meeting Virendra for cricket as planned, we spent an hour drinking tea with the chai-wallah, who sold tea and kept his kerosene stove under an umbrellalike banyan tree.
No food or beverage consumption events were reported from 0900 to 1100 hours on that day, but the participant did report consumption of cereal at 0600 hours and tea at 1130 hours.
Customers pay £10 an hour, including tea and cake, to use one of 12 sewing machines or six overlockers.
He brought up his half century an hour after tea with a pull for six over midwicket.
Until McCullum pulled the plug on the innings at 241 for six, with a little more than an hour to tea, England had been reduced to rubble.
That came during a flurry of wickets in the hour after tea, started by Mark Wood when the Durham fast bowler trapped Shafiq leg before with the third ball of the evening session.
"We'll play positively, but there will be times when you come in, the first 30 balls, when you have five men around the bat – you could have half an hour to tea.
Zimbabwe, 107 for five overnight, led by 77 and looked ripe for England's spinners, but they resisted until half an hour before tea and were within minutes of making a draw inevitable.
