He snared two astonishing catches at shortish leg to see off Hashim Amla and Dane Vilas in Johannesburg, making a crucial position his own at a time when England's fielding can turn shoddy very rapidly.
Broad went full to Amla, who played the shot firmly from the middle of the bat, only for James Taylor, staying low, to pick up an astonishing reflex catch that allowed him no more than four tenths of a second reaction time.
But Jordan trapped Hope lbw with a full delivery angling in, upheld after a review, and then produced another astonishing reflex catch at slip in the next over to snaffle Kraigg Brathwaite off the spin of Moeen Ali.
He looked blankly at the screen as Favre faked a handoff and threw deep to David Clowney, who made an astonishing one-handed catch.
Both men, but Mr. Hearn in particular, witnessed and participated in an astonishing phenomenon: a catch-up act of acquisition, construction and exhibition-making on a grand scale.
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Whitehouse, playing many of what one of his characters is more than happy to call the "nutters", catches, with astonishing nuance, the great many tics and self-serving justifications, and grievances (and impairments) both wholly real and wholly imagined, of the umbrella under which we still lump the impossibly diverse characteristics of the "mentally ill".
Owen Lansbury, a 42-year-old Australian, was in a group of five skiers when he caught the astonishing sight on his head camera.
Brando is astonishing: watch closely, and you catch a glimpse of the fiery young man in a ripped tee-shirt, railing against the world's injustices, down but not out, and utterly, brilliantly alive.
The solitude of drug dependence is also caught in an astonishing sequence where a distraught Davis, back in New York, lies on the ground extending an outflung arm to a back-projected image of a needle.
