The top 10 tries from the 2008 Dubai Rugby Sevens, which was the opening leg of the 2008 IRB World Sevens Series.

10. Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino (Argentina)
9. Dino Tomas Caceres (Argentina)
8. William Bishop (Australia)
7. Vereniki Goneva (Fiji)
6. Giorgi Shkinin (Georgia)
5. Brian Nyikuli (Kenya)
4. Tim Nanai Williams (New Zealand)
3. Alafoti Faosiliva (Samoa)
2. Kevin Swiryn (USA)
1. Cleopas Makotose (Zimbabwe)

A pair of tries by Lote Tuqiri and Stirling Mortlock carried Australia to a 16-9 victory over South Africa in their first game of the 2008 Tri-Nations.

The Springboks, who ended New Zealand's five-year unbeaten run at home the weekend before in Dunedin, were tormented by a host of errors and a failure to convert the chances they created.

A sensational score from deep inside of Ireland's half sees Brian O'Driscoll finish a sweeping move involving Rob Kearney, Denis Leamy and Tommy Bowe. Bowe shows some wheels whilst flirting with the touchline before giving the tryscoring pass on his inside to the Irish captain. BOD uses his momentum and does well to dot down after being tackled by Matt Giteau.

Australia's opening try against Wales in the 2007 Rugby World Cup pool game. Berrick Barnes gives an inside dummy and glides through a gap in the Wales defence, before drawing the full back and putting in Matt Giteau to score. Gareth Thomas, the Welsh full back flies in with a late shoulder charge on Berrick Barnes for his troubles.

England Rugby's finest ever moment - not even little George Gregan could jump up and stop this drop goal. Always good to watch if only to see how dejected Eddie Jones looks, when he wanders over to shake Woodward's hand!

Wallaby fumble and recovery with Burke outwitting the All Blacks defence for the touchdown.

Francois Steyn breaking Aussie hearts with a monster drop goal from the touch line. Unfortuately Percy Montgomery is ahead of him in the pecking order because he has a much better haircut.

An interview with Australia captain and most capped international George Gregan reflecting on his career.

Gregan tries to make a dart around the side of the breakdown, gets scragged, then gets a quick introduction to the floor.

Jeff Wilson beats a load of defenders before heading for the try line. Gregan puts in a good hit and saves the try.