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)

Highlights from England's 2nd Test against New Zealand in Christchurch. The All Blacks put in a comprehensive performance to run away with 44-12 win over the English.

The All Blacks led 20-0 at half-time through tries from Richard Kahui and Dan Carter, who added two penalties and two conversions. England finally got on the board when Danny Care crossed for a converted try after he took a quick tap penalty. But Ma'a Nonu, Sione Lauaki and Jimmy Cowan added further converted tries for the All Blacks, with Tom Varndell's score little consolation for England.

Highlights from the Auckland test of England's 2008 two match tour of New Zealand. England took an early 6-3 lead but the All Blacks hit back with converted tries from Conrad Smith and Dan Carter to take the game 37-20.

England's hopes for an easy and confidence-boosting win in the first match of their IRB Rugby World Cup defence were quickly dashed by a spirited and committed USA team at the Felix-Bollaert Stadium. Here are the tries with commentary provided by a Frenchman.

I don't speak french so I'm not exactly sure of what the French commentators are saying, but it's definitely more of a case of 'sacrebleu' than 'moet' here as Imanol Harinordoquy draws his man and opts not to pass to his unmarked team-mate with the try line beckoning.

From the recent World Cup Warmup game in Marseille.

Highlights of England's classic quarter final against the Welsh en route to winning the 2003 World Cup. Wales were leading 10-3 with 43 minutes gone but a spirited comeback performance by England won them the game 28-17; Will Greenwood's try from a trademark Jason Robinson break from full back proving decisive.

Highlights of the 2003 World Cup group stages clash between Samoa and the eventual winners, England. Samoa came screaming out of the blocks and took an early lead through the boot of Earl Va'a and a Semo Sititi try. England managed to claw their way back into the game to a 35-22 victory.

Carl Hayman finishes off a great All Blacks move - showing why on their day New Zealand are virtually unbeatable.

Some of the Highlights from the USA leg of the 2007 IRB Sevens Series, in San Diego.

Relive some of England's greatest tries, from 1936 to 2003 - combined with a good soundtrack, it makes for interesting viewing.