Jonty Rhodes

It was one of cricket's iconic images of the 1990s

Jonty Rhodes, South Africa's former talisman, has hinted that he would like to join the Indian set-up as a fielding coach

In addition to the possibility of roping in Geoffrey Boycott as a batting coach, officials at the National Cricket Academy will try to get Jonty Rhodes to give the new generation of Indian cricketers a fielding lesson or two

Jonty Rhodes has stepped down as president of the South African Cricketer's Association

Essex 77 for 2 v Nottinghamshire 284 at Chelmsford Scorecard Chris Cairns thrashed a rapid 70 from 73 balls, then took a wicket in his first over, as Nottinghamshire and Essex jostled for position on the first day at Chelmsford

Jonty Rhodes has confirmed that he will be retiring from first-class cricket at the end of the English season

It's been three years since Gloucestershire last won the trophy that might have been named with them in mind, but today, on a beautifully sunny day at Lord's, they once again established themselves as the pre-eminent one-day team in the country

1998 Mike Atherton v Allan Donald

Middlesex v Lancashire, Lord's Scorecard Middlesex maintained their unbeaten record this season on another rainy day at Lord's

Scotland v Somerset, Edinburgh Scorecard Scotland made it two wins out of two after they beat Somerset by six wickets in a rain-affected match at Edinburgh

South African middle-order batsman Jonty Rhodes has undergone surgery on the broken hand he sustained whilst fielding in the World Cup match against Kenya in Potchefstroom yesterday

Jonty Rhodes has been withdrawn from the South African World Cup squad due to the hand injury he sustained in Wednesdays 10 wickets win over Kenya in Potchefstroom

With the announcement of the final squad of 15 who will represent South Africa at the 2003 ICC World Cup, captain Shaun Pollock will carry the hopes of the hosting nation on his shoulders when the opening game against West Indies starts at Newlands

A brilliant end of innings bowling performance saw South Africa win an exciting fifth and final Standard Bank One-Day International at Newlands by 34 runs bowling Pakistan out for 231 runs in 47.4 overs and in so doing convincingly winning the series

Jonty Rhodes single-handedly played Pakistan right out of the first Standard Bank One-Day International at Kingsmead in Durban setting up a convincing 132- run win for South Africa

The South African Mint today launched a new 50c coin carrying the image of Jonty Rhodes to commemorate the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

South African umpire Rudi Koertzen has received the ultimate accolade from the world's leading cricketers

Jonty Rhodes, South Africa's best loved cricketer, has been named as Patron of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 national volunteers programme

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce the signing of the best fielder in the World, Jonty Rhodes as one of their two overseas players for 2003