The 3rd Test match of the England tour of South Africa in December 1995 at Durban is remembered for Jonty Rhodes' outstanding fielding at point.
Rhodes, who was known for his exceptional fielding skills.It happened in the 1st over of England's first innings when Atherton played a back-foot punch off South African fast bowler, Shaun Pollock . The ball seemed to be going past point,

Jonty Rhodes' best fielding moment in the 3rd ODI of the Australia tour of South Africa in Cape Town on April 02, 1997.In the sixteenth over of Australia's innings, Ian Healy, one of the skilled ODI batsmen of all time, played a back foot drive shot towards the point region. The ball looked destined for the boundary, but Rhodes, fielding at point, had other ideas.He sprinted to his right, dived full length and plucked the ball out of the air with his right hand.

Jonty Rhodes' another best fielding moment in the 3rd ODI of the Australia tour of South Africa in Cape Town on April 02, 1997.In the seventeenth over of Australia's innings Michael Bevan , one of the most skilled ODI batsmen of all time,
played a back foot drive shot towards the point region. The ball looked destined for the boundary, but Rhodes, fielding at point, had other ideas.

Jonty Rhodes produced another exceptional fielding performance at point during the 4th ODI of the Australia tour of South Africa at Durban on April 05, 1997.
In the fourteenth over of Australia's innings, Michael Bevan played a cut shot towards point.
The ball was traveling quickly and seemed certain to reach the boundary. However, Rhodes had other ideas. He dived full length to his right, stopping the ball with his outstretched right hand.

Jonty Rhodes produced another exceptional fielding performance at point during the 4th ODI of the Australia tour of South Africa at Durban on April 05, 1997.
In the eleventh over of Australia's innings, Stuart Law played a cut shot towards point.
The ball was traveling quickly and seemed certain to reach the boundary.
However, He dived full length to his left, stopping the ball with his outstretched left hand

Jonty Rhodes' most memorable fielding performance at point came during the 6th match of the Mandela Trophy between South Africa and New Zealand at Centurion on December 11, 1994.
In the twenty ninth over of New Zealand's innings, their wicket keeper, Adam Parore, played a square drive towards point. The ball was hit with power and looked like it was going to race to the boundary. However, He dived full length to his right,
stopping the ball with his right hand,

during the 5th Test of the West Indies tour of South Africa at Centurion on January 15, 1999.In the thirty fifth over of the West Indies' first innings,
Carl Hooper drove the ball hard towards point. The ball was traveling quickly and looked certain to beat the fielder. However, Rhodes had other ideas. He dived full length to his left, stopping the ball with his both hand. He then quickly got up,

Jonty Rhodes' exceptional fielding skills were on full display during the Standard Bank Triangular Tournament match between India and South Africa at Centurion on October 10, 2001.
In the twenty fifth over of India's innings, Rahul Dravid played a cut shot towards point. The ball was hit hard and seemed to be heading towards the boundary.
However, Rhodes had other ideas. He dived to his right, stopping the ball with his right hand. While still on the ground,

Jonty Rhodes produced another memorable fielding performance at point during the South Africa vs Zimbabwe 4th match at Newlands, Cape Town in 1997.
In the eleventh over of Zimbabwe's innings, Andy Flower played a fierce square cut towards point.
The ball was hit hard and looked like it would beat the fielder. However, Rhodes had other ideas. He dived full length to his left,

Rhodes did produce a memorable fielding performance at point during the 2nd ODI of the same series, which was played at Johannesburg on January 31 in 1997.
In the 32nd over of Zimbabwe's innings, Guy Whittall played a square cut towards point. The ball was hit hard and looked like it would beat the fielder.
However, He dived full length to his left, stopping the ball with his both hand. He then quickly got up and threw the ball towards the wicketkeeper's end.


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