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  • No doubt the best fielder the game has ever had.

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  • Your video is a favorite on Brazil

  • he proved a fielder isn't just an arm length but a body length

  • 75% of Earth is covered by Water. The rest is by Jonty Rhodes!

  • Your video went viral on Paris

  • man hes quick!

  • Love watching this guy field. Just awesome.

  • That is sheer brilliance from Johnty.

  • without third umpire it have been g8 decision bcs .......he was JONTY....

  • Inzamam is actually quite slim here

  • Hi There

    Brilliant work by Jonty Rhodes, that moment made him famous all over the world.

    Regards

    Gerann

  • Jonty you fucking legend.

  • why the hell did he run

  • grt.. now i have to find TOFANIMEHSOOD's comment

  • @achusonline no need just some dipshit ....

  • When fielding in village cricket, i'm always tempted to do this. Would be so funny, even if the batsman is in by miles.

  • probably the two most athletic and least athletic cricketers to play in the modern era involved here

  • amazing

  • good call by bucknor..

  • Jonty Rhodes is a fucking fast runner.... but then again I suppose as a white South African he has had a lot of practice at having to run away from crazy black people

  • roflmfao

  • @TOFANIMEHSOOD dont know wht to tell u...

  • What an athlete!

  • i like it

  • @mullapudimadhav .not really, he is better than your mom though.

  • best runout ever in the cricket history....

    

  • @00:21 to 00-26 its amazing

  • @bilalp1 sachins technique is the best in all those cricketers you said..... check your stats and you will know

  • the real superman

  • 9/11 repeat ? he went like a plane afterall

  • few moments just become part of a history. i remember watchin this live back in 92.

  • awww poor inziiii

    but super jhonty

  • gr8 piece of fielding,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

  • not trying to take anything away from rhodes here but lets be honest inzamam was never going to get back in the crease was he?

  • @Scudeyyy he wasn't always lazy and fat.early in his career he was an average runner but later he developed himself into a fabulous batsmen and the laziest batsmen ever to play cricket.

  • Jonty shld be made India coach :))

  • Jonty Rhodes is the godfather of fielding.

  • What an amazing athlete!!!

  • There is not even a single cricketer, other than Jonty Rhodes, who is known for their fielding.

  • Still remains as the best run out

  • jhonty u r great forever

  • he 1ly can swim witout water lol

  • It wasn't out inzi just made it look at slow motion

  • Jonty IS Superman

  • well fielding jonty

  • Bradman sucks and so does Shane Warne. Before you think about hurling abuse at me I'm an Aussie.

  • @darthnarodnik "Bradman sucks" - A test average of 99.99 proves otherwise. The statistics don't lie.

  • @robbieonguitar His stats were brilliant but he was arrogant.

    

  • haha 29 Pakistanis. lol... thumsup if u agree.!!

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  • wow that was brilliant

  • SUCH A LEGEND!!!! JONTY!!!!

  • @funktionalitee That is an understatement.

  • only way to get inzi out :D

  • haha remember brilliant

  • =D

  • whats there here to dislike....morons

  • The greatest fielder ever in the history of cricket.

  • world no 1 run out

  • I can proudly say i was named after this brilliant cricket player

    - Jonty Rosenow

  • why 25 dislike in this video. You must appreciate great works. Those 25 have to grownup...shame...

  • great fhilder

  • is it a bird???is it a plane???nooo its jonty rhodes....

  • watched it many times closely in slo.. mo... gr8 work by Jonty no qs. but that was not out 100%..

  • @frqs0017

    watch .34 carefully. You can see the bails moving, but the bat is just short/ in line. Line belongs to umpire..

  • @frqs0017 Are you kidding me? The Pakastani player was out.

  • what the fuck the batman was home that wasnt even out. why would he not throw it.

  • i m frm Pakistan, but Jhonty is all abt CLASS

  • ...jonty can throw down the stumps from 50 metres and he owns that skill. ricky is just a follower. its blasphemous to compare it to jonty, let ricky stick to his batting, no doubt he is an excellent fielder but jonty is on another plane altogether.

  • whoever said ponting would have the bails of 2 secs earlier, comon mate? its a world cup and this was low percentage risk and guaranteed a run out if executed correctly, required courage to dive across the pitch which has less grass covering and more chances of scraping of your skin, requires quick thinking, innovation, speed, accuracy. this moment was revolutionary in the history of cricket - this was the moment that set the benchmark for fielding. jonty can throw down the stumps from 50 metres

  • @saguire i agree jonty is a great fielder but still think he should have thrown the ball

  • @peachway1 He got the bloody run out! That's all that matters. He obviously thought that was the best way to guarantee a run out.

  • What was Jonty Rhodes specialty besides fielding

  • Who the fuck runs to the stumps? Ponting would have had the bails off 2 seconds earlier

  • @peachway1 oh my so true

  • 75 percent of earth is covered with water and rest 25 percent with jonty roads!

  • jonty!!!! as an aussie... i love him! go matey!

  • nobodys like him

  • @varunbadhani Collingwood is surely his successor, if not his equal

  • @honty13 haha yh he makes some incredible catches and is so consistent...though i think rhodes was a greater all round fielder

  • inzi told once i was in huge pressure in my all career bcaz of this runout ...inzi had chance of most runouts

  • Cronje: "Hey Jonty, i'll bet you a thousand gorillas you couldn't do that again"

  • @phunkyfeelone hahaha cmon a gorilla on the table right now!

  • i m a fan of his unparalleled fielding..... 

  • Terrible decision by the ump; and great decision by the square-leg ump.

  • @norths8 ya north u are absolutely right,,,,sehwag got red pepper in his ass when randiv bowls a no ball,,,but nothing happen when sehwag kicks the ball for boundry in test against south africa.and bhaji slaps srisanth ,,,bhaji abuses suman in ipl,,,bhaji abuses symonds,,,zaheer khan creating some troubles with ponting and we indian are BLAMING ozs ,,this is not fair..forget oz,,,just take a look at indians behaviour against any team... and my friends im indian,, ..dont hide tuth by blaming othe

  • Why did he run him out?

    Should have been appealing for the obvious LBW.

    Good work ump.

  • @jens1million why appeal when you can fly like JONTY!!!

  • y did he ran to d stumps,he cud hav thrown

  • @musicfreak9312 but ihe doesnt want to take chances while here it for sure wen he could dive

  • sick bastard

  • how is that 'great fielding'? He didn't dare throw it so ran and dived and I reckon it's not even out. Looks like the batsman gets home!

  • Am Pakistan He is SUPERMAN!!!

  • i am from india..and i was  12 yr boy when he did this ..i still remeber it very clearly...

    rhodes is to fielding like bradman is to battling..no parallels.

  • @SuperIbmer with all respect to sir don bradman i think sachin is the best batsmen ever born "the god of bat" ... just look at his records ....... & i'm not a indian or from india

  • @laktony2 Yeah, look at his record against SA as well. If Ponting/Kallis/Lara/Steve Waugh/Dravid were to debut at 16 like Tendulkar, they'd share or better Tendulkar's records. Also take into consideration the placid pitches Tendulkar has played most of his career on. Cronje dismissed Tendulkar 6 times, Donald had great success against him and Steyn has followed suit.

  • @laktony2 Bradman scored 29 centuries in 52 matches and aveaged 99.94 in an era of uncovered pitches where batting was significantly harder than it is today, everything today is in the batsmans favour wheras back then it was all in the bowlers favour and yet he still managed to average that, its just incredable

  • @norths8

    In Bradman's era the lbw law was far more prohibitive than it is now. Ball had to pitch and hit in line.

    Bradman's era was actually a very profitable one for batsmen. No question that he's the greatest batting phenomenon in the history of the game, but to say cricket was 'all in the bowlers' favour' in Bradman's time is utter nonsense.

    In fact, the black mark on Bradman's career was that he never played a great innings on a 'sticky dog'.

  • @mymentor LOL at suggesting there's a black mark on Bradman's record

  • @laktony2 well said bro

  • @laktony2 Go die !!!

  • @laktony2 nice joke child.records don't matter.he has played for 20 years it's obvious any batsmen who plays for 20 years in the top order will get those many runs in the ODI's.As for the tests jack and ponting aren't far behind,well ponting may not reach there but jack certainly will.About your ignorant opinion of tendulkar being the god then I would like to introduce you to Dravid,Laxman,Kallis,Mohammad yousuf,Anwar, these guys are technically much better than him and inportantly not selfish.

  • @SuperIbmer no one really cares if your from shit-india !!! seriously ... and no one cares what your age is too !!

  • @TheMaster26454

    why then the fuck have u replied ass hole.. i have right to post comments ....

  • Holy crap, Jonty was miles away from the stumps!

  • I might have forgotten a rule but why didn't he just pass the ball to the wicketkeeper instead of running and making that dive? The wicketkeeper was closer to the stumps. He looked a bit of a show-off.

  • @silasha Take a look where the wicket keeper was. He was back and wouldn't have run to the stumps in time. Throwing the ball at the stumps would have been difficult as he was side on and only had 1 stump to aim at. The only other option would have been to run at them.

  • @Zanmato007 Thanks for that! :) (Cricket newbie here, I'm still trying to understand the rules of the game)

  • my name is jonty rose

  • Look how much Jonty had to run compared to Imzamam

  • what the heck. Does he not bones in his body ... flies in the air thump on the ground and gets up as if he was jumping on a mattress.

  • i can be your superman

  • I know this isn't particularly relevant to the video, but I can hear pigeons mating outside my window. It's kinda distracting, and I thought I'd share that with you...

  • @containznutzrule i knw it isnt particularly relevant to da video nor 2 ur comment but i ate cabbage soup with a litre botle of 7up n i can hear myself farting every 2 seconds. kinda distracting but i thougth i'd share that wid u .!

  • @silvercoasts that's amazing, my friend! thanks for sharing (:

  • craziest best fielder i have ever seen , it wount be a better fielder in any sports.....

  • truly the greatest fielder ever, hats off

  • Speedy little bugger.

  • @landsurfer66 Bhaha

  • jonty the great fielder ever in the history of cricket

  • Great fielder, actually athelete he was. Cricket grounds learned from him how to collect and through the ball.

  • Rhodes is the fucking man. Sexiest run out EVAR

  • Mumbai Indians have proven to be the best fielding side, thanks to the master of all fielders, Jonty Rhodes :)

    WE LOVE YOU JONTY !! :)

  • Even Yuvi has done this...so has Gibbs....But this iss just amazin

  • Haha genious thinking not to throw it.

  • simply awesome!

  • awesome.

  • man!...calling jonty rhodes overrated...u r a nut...jus look at some of his old catches and then comment.

  • dat wasnt out...

  • wow...

  • bails came off before he cud ground the bat in.

    watch again

  • al i was saying if they refferd to tv umpire they give benifit of doubt to batsman so may be he can get away with it, it was almost out, not so clean.

  • the best fielder ever

  • lmfao my name is Jonty(:

  • Legendary wicket!!!!!

  • Greatest fielder in the history of the game. People would tune into/attend games just to watch his genius on the field. You can argue who the best bowler/batsman/spinner of our generation was, but int the fielding category, there are no equals to Jonty. Yes there were acrobatic catches by others, but he also saved about 20-30 runs a game and batsmen, out of respect, didnt take a single when the ball was remotely in Jonty's grasp.

  • viv richards would run him close..

  • err...i guess you've never heard of andrew symonds then?...jonty didnt have the all round fielding or pinpoint throwing that symonds has...id rate allan border ahead of JR also...bullet accurate arm..then there's a guy by the name of viv richards also..

  • I am not disagreeing with the fact that others had more accurate arms than Jonty. You basically restated the same point of accuracy. Rhodes came about in 1992, a year after Viv Richards retirement and a few years prior to Allan Border's retirement. Dont remember anybody around that time saying, "Oh, he's pulled a Viv Richards/Allan Border". The afformentioned may have set the bar, but Rhodes took it up a notch where as ODI cricket became more popular, stopping runs as he did became a must.

  • Were there more accomplished fielders in the game who had more accuracy? Sure. Would they have been in their sides almost solely based on fielding, then no. (as Rhodes had a 30's average and was seen as a specialist fielder). This is a personal opinion, but as far as "Wow" factor, Rhodes catches/moments outnumber anyone else, although I never saw him fielding at slips. Backward point fielders will always be compared to him.

  • the difference was that fielding became a point of difference when border and richards left the game- up to then it was just the odd freak. teams then concentrated on fielding as an attempt to get the edge. jonty had athleticism over viv and border, but couldnt hit the stumps like they did..thats why he's over rated../.everything is amazing years later..he was a little dude and that made his feats appear fast..just like short sprinters..

  • you are obviously talking out ur ass. from personal experience having watched the guy play through out my child hood loving the game. and i think i wont only talk for my self since cricket is flippen hugh in my family on both sides and allot of my friends live to play the game... if u said whay u said now to any one in this circle they would laugh in ur face then pretend u didnt exist since it is totally stupid. johny was amazing in the field and detrimental with the bat.

  • please pretend you know what u are talking about somewhere else... thanks

  • i recall many times that people said - he's done a border or "a viv"..and still to this day they talk about those guy's fielding.. they did it regularly for years. jonty had a few freak interceptions and the fan boys go ga ga.

  • Thats a great way to argue a point... Lets ignore the diving run out, the 20-30 runs saved a game (a segment which was done during some matches on television), the Emirates Airlines advertising depicting an aerial Jonty catching Robert Croft out, every cricket playing nations front page newspaper the day after this play, the fact that Shastri the commentator referred to backward point and that it should be renamed Jonty's corner. We'll ignore all the factual data and go on what you recall. Nice

  • lol 20 to 30 runs a game by a single fielder. right there you've blown your case- and Mr.Rhodes in fact. Whilst you attack me for not posting "fact", you try to reinforce your argument with "opinion". classic stuff.

  • @rcaddict72 LOL. u need to watch more cricket man. How old r u? u cracked me up man. u r funny.

  • im 40. been wathing cricket for about 33 years i reckon. what you are suffering from is hype and subjectivism. dont worry, its common among internet morons. there is no cure. its genetic.

  • @rcaddict72 clearly U r India.(I mean no offense I m Indian to...but Jontty is seriously good......And KKR rocks.....not RCB

  • @rcaddict72 clearly U r India.(I mean no offense I m Indian to...but Jontty is seriously good......And KKR rocks.....not RCB

  • andrew symonds is good but waaaaay overrated!!!!!! he does not come close to jonty - get real man

  • obviously ive wasted my time for 30 years watching cricket..from viv to deano to jonty to border to ponting to symonds...i dont have a clue...jonty was the over rated one. you have to be able to bat as well..im not aware of a player picked for fielding only.

  • @BigYBootyDaddy0 And to think, he does that with Right Temporal Lobe epilepsy which among other symptoms is known to slow down people's reaction times.

  • @BigYBootyDaddy0

    When you said people tune in to games just to watch his fielding, I know you are right. Because I am one of those guys. He is amazing. And I think he added a new dimension to cricket.

  • @BigYBootyDaddy0 Absolutely, easily the finest fielder ever by quite a distance! Also a man who played the game with the highest integrity, what a player…

  • Y does Inzy's jersey read Mushtaq...? Btw i liked those old skool jerseys...

  • Jonty = fielding legend! #1 fielder of all-time. Period.

  • you're on drugs..

  • i was on the hill at the gabba that day

  • @grezzbop You were very fortunate!

  • legendary!

  • madarchod jaa apni maa or behen se pooch ki india ka bada lund kaisa hain?get a paternity test done for ur mom,tera baap indian hoga hahaha

  • that man can field

  • why is inzaman wearing mushtaq tshirt LOL