South Africa’s electric fielder of the 1990s, Jonty Rhodes, stood out from the other five master cricketers on the dais in Navi Mumbai on Wednesday. Rhodes stood out from the rest during the peak of everyone’s career for his fielding exploits. On Wednesday, he spoke differently from Kumar Sangakkara of Sri Lanka, Eoin Morgan of England, West Indies’ Brian Lara, Australian Shane Watson and India’s own Sachin Tendulkar.

At the unveiling of the International Masters League trophy featuring these six nations to be played from February 22 to March 16 in three centres – DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, Vadodara and Raipur – each of them was asked what qualities they’d like to borrow from the others.