Jonty Rhodes Compare Goa And Delhi Air Quality: South African cricket legend Jonty Rhodes has started a debate about the air of Delhi. Jonty Rhodes has compared the air quality of Delhi with the air quality of Goa on his X account. The coach of South Africa cricket team wrote that ‘Today when I passed through Delhi while going to Ranchi, it is always difficult to bear the wind here. I consider myself lucky that I live in a small fishing village in South Goa.

Describing the clean air of Goa, South African cricket legend Jonty Rhodes further wrote, ‘This is how the sunset looks from my house and the children seen playing football in this photo are mine. In Delhi, these children can be suggested to stay at home.

This is what my “home” sunsets look like – and yes, those are my kids playing football! In Delhi they suggest staying indoors pic.twitter.com/AyJ0Cn4c2Z

— Jonty Rhodes (@JontyRhodes8) November 9, 2025

Delhi’s AQI crosses 400

Delhi’s air is becoming more poisonous with each passing day. Today, on the morning of Monday, November 10, the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded above 400 in many areas of Delhi. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), pollution was highest in Bawana area of ​​Delhi, AQI 412 was noted here, which shows that Delhi’s air quality has reached dangerous levels. Jonty Rhodes has also written about this on his social media account.

Cricketing career of Jonty Rhodes

Jonty Rhodes played 245 matches in his 11-year ODI career, in which he scored 5,935 runs at an average of 35.11. Whereas in Test cricket, Jonty Rhodes scored 2,532 runs in 80 innings of 52 matches. Jonty Rhodes’ best score in Test was 117 runs and highest score in ODI was 121 runs.

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In cricket, the batsmen’s centuries and the five wicket halls of the bowlers are discussed, perhaps the fielding is not given special importance, but sometimes it changes the attitude of a great catch match and that is why fielding and fielders become important for any team. The record for capturing the most catches in a ODI match is named after South Africa’s Legendary Fielder Jonty Rhodes. Interestingly, only one Indian player has been able to make a place in this list.

10 fielders who caught the most catches in a ODI match

• Jonty rhodes

The record for capturing the most catches in a ODI match is named after South Africa’s Legendary Fielder Jonty Rhodes. Jonty caught 5 catches against the West Indies in 1993.

• Harry Brook

England player Harry Brook is named at number two in this list. Brook had caught 5 catches against the West Indies in the year 2025.

• Salim Malik

Former Pakistan player Salim Malik is third in this list. Malik caught four catches against New Zealand in the year 1984.

• Sunil Gavaskar

Former Indian veteran Sunil Gavaskar is fourth in this list and the only Indian in the top-10. In 1985, Gavaskar caught 4 catches against Pakistan.

• Richi richardson

Former West Indies player Richie Richardson is ranked 5th in this list. Richie caught four catches against England in 1991.

• Kepler vessels

Former South African player Kepler Wesels is ranked sixth in this list. Wesels had four catches against the West Indies in 1992.

• Mark taylor

Former Australian player Mark Taylor is at number 7. Taylor caught four catches against West Indies in 1992.

• Carl Hooper

Former West Indies player Carl Hooper is ranked 8th in this list. Hooper caught four catches against Pakistan in the year 1993.

• Ken Rutherford

Former New Zealand player Kane Rutherford is at number 9. In 1995, Ken had caught four catches against India in the year 1995.

• Phil Simmons

Former West Indies player Phil Simmons is ranked 10th in this list. Simmons caught four catches against Sri Lanka in 1995.

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