@@marliechiller it’s difficult to assess wingers true speeds when they score against each other. It’s all about getting to full speed first and how to move your opponent to suit you... Ngwenya put some steps in to get Habana to check his run whilst Ngwenya got to full speed, sooner. So by the time habana hit full tilt Ngwenya was passed him and near the line. Ngwenya’s fastest recorded time for the 100m was 10.5 seconds, Habanas was 10.4. Habana was quicker but Ngwenya stood him up just enough to get passed. If this was further from the line Habana might have caught him as he has both arms to pump whereas Ngwenya had the ball. Unbelievably great try though!!!! 👍
@@MASTEROUTER habana had the faster 100m time but yeah like you said very hard to catch someone at full speed when you stand still. Also I wonder who would be faster today lol
That John Kirwan try against Italy at the first world cup was one of the great individual tries because it required more than sheer pace. He tore up the entire team he would one day coach.
I live in NZ and I have to say I think it is quite funny how much of a fuss they make about that try. I mean seriously, Italy in 1987? They are hardly a minnow country now, in 1987 I wonder if they even had a rugby team or if they just got some guys who couldn't make the soccer team. It's no different to the Springboks celebrating a try against Napier Boys High 1st XV for 30 years. Yes he beat the whole team but it was an impressively weak team who copped 70 points, giving up 12 tries, against New Zealand and lost to Fiji and Argentina.
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Well the actual phase of play that lead to the try started just in front of half way, not end to end but it didn't just start from when Lomu got the ball
PHENOMNAL talent. Nothing but admiration for the Welsh fella. As a proud Englishman, I respect Shane and hold him in such high regard and was just so jealous we never had him in our team. Jason robinson wasn't a bad alternative though let's he honest lol however no one could move and side step like shane. It was a work of art and it was a beautiful thing to behold and witness
@Poua Kai No, every year that passes since his retirement there is a growing realisation - with hindsight - of what a truly magnificent and a generational talent Shane Williams was. If he had played for New Zealand or South Africa there would never have had been any doubt or question about his greatness.
Ja, we still produce incredible young sportsman from our worldclass private schools, but they all go overseas to play for other countries/clubs because there's no money in Zim sports anymore.
@@jonathanearley7411 Rugby is played by the White African population and the government drove most away unlike in South Africa and the economy is also horrible.
‘Gordon Hamilton charging through, has he got the pace to get there?’ Erm... no, not really lol but he sure has the heart! Lol gave me a chuckle anyway!
Well, not many of these tries were actually coast-to-coast tries, to be fair. I was expecting to see Chris Ashton's against Australia, which genuinely DID start at England's try line and I'm pretty sure there are a couple of glorious French tries missing as well.
All great tries. Was thinking the Ireland try v England in Twickenham in 2006...Shane Horgan stretching in the corner at the end of the match to steal the victory would have been included. One of the all time great 6 Nations long range tries.
You need to see Christian Cullen. Best All Black fullback of all time. Scored at least 4 individual trys playing for Abs from over 75 metres. 2 from starting in his own try line.
Ashton against Australia? Also don't think anything that starts outside the 22 and involves a proper ruck really counts as end to end, otherwise there is a tremendous amount that would fit into the category..
Never realised how sloppy the build up to the lomu try was, ABs dropping passes and throwing the ball everywhere. And as a Welshman that loss to England in 03 still rankles me. 2015 made up for it slightly though!
Nice selection but rugby history dates back to the 20th century and you have nothing from then, what about David Duckham, Tony Hancock, Kevin Flynn, Mike Gibson?????
Whoever makes these videos for World Rugby does not like the Springboks at all. Watched two of these compilation, not a green and gold jersey insight. Such a shame.
Well had he scored it against them in a Rugby World Cup, it probably would have been given that this collection is '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup'
Seriously, I appreciate the effort that goes into collating these things, but if you haven't got footage of Lomu scoring a 70m try, just don't include him in this collection.
This video deserves a " bad react ". The reason why ? You completely (un purpose who knows) obmitted the magnificient try famously known for being the " essai du bout du monde " scored by France in 1994 against New Zealand in one test matches at the Eden Park of Auckland. It was worth to be shown on such a video as for being officialy published by Worl Rugby. I find it very disrespectful and unprofessionnal !
Top end to end tries that does not include the Gareth Edwards try Baa Baa's against New Zealand 1973, is not a real top tries list. Instead we see Lomu run it in from 30 yards. You know what end to end means right?
I think the clue might be in the description: '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup......' You are right about the Lomu try though, no place at all in this collection.
It is a pity Ireland don't have a team worthy of representation here. I wonder if we could start your little game here. Remember you are the one that said top 19 right now I am at least 12 tries passed this number of better tries.
Rules of the game 1) As per the description, tries can only be from Rugby World Cups. Happy to see a list of tries that meet that rule that you think should also be included?
The Try from 'the End of the World' didn't make this list OR France's Serge Blanco try in the '87RWC vs Australia to take them through to the Final? Talking of France how about the Try at Twickenham they started behind their own posts by Serge Blanco finished under England's sticks by Phillipe Saint-Andre? And how can a list like this not have the 73 Baabaas Try vs the All Blacks in Cardiff Arms Park scored by Gareth Edwards? Cmon now @WorldRugby
God I miss watching running rugby. The game has become so defensive and dull the past few years. Nobody takes risks any longer and it's just a case of teams kicking it and waiting for the opposition to make a mistake. Rugby peaked late 90s early 00s for entertainment.
Was expecting one of Habana's breakout tries against Aus, (there's a video called Habana's Breakout try), also Sean O Brian's try for the Lions v All Blacks, 1st test. & Francois Hougaard v All Blacks (think it was try of the year, 2014?)... There's quite few of them (Gareth Edwards, Baa Bars v AB's as special mention), or is this list not really a definitive one, just 19 random but good breakout tries.
This is labelled as '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup' With that restriction in mind, what Springbok tries should be included? Genuine question. would be interested to see them.
As the description states, these are 19 end to end tries from the Rugby World Cup. So no, Ashton’s try brilliant as it was, has no place in this video.
Spare a thought for Tony Underwood, as well. He spent the week before that game spouting about how he was going to show Jonah Lomu how to be a wing. My private thought was that Mister Underwood was going to find that difficult when lying flat on his face, watching Lomu run away from him. Which was exactly what happened.
Ngwenya's try never gets old. Great set up and then in and out and dusted the supposed fastest man in rugby at the time. Always a good one
No one claimed at the time that Habana was the "supposed fastest man in rugby", but he was the best at the time. There's a difference. :-)
@@Martin-pb7ts he literally partook in a publicity stunt where he raced a cheetah. he was without doubt considered the fastest man in rugby
@@marliechiller it’s difficult to assess wingers true speeds when they score against each other. It’s all about getting to full speed first and how to move your opponent to suit you...
Ngwenya put some steps in to get Habana to check his run whilst Ngwenya got to full speed, sooner. So by the time habana hit full tilt Ngwenya was passed him and near the line.
Ngwenya’s fastest recorded time for the 100m was 10.5 seconds, Habanas was 10.4. Habana was quicker but Ngwenya stood him up just enough to get passed. If this was further from the line Habana might have caught him as he has both arms to pump whereas Ngwenya had the ball.
Unbelievably great try though!!!! 👍
The Stephan jones try is a thing of beauty
Ngwenyas try was awesome. Great team play against the Springboks finished off with Ngwenya burning Habana.
I would love to see an US team with Ngwenya on his prime at fullback teaming with Isles and Baker on the wings.
Yes how he left "the worlds fastest " player in his dust
@@sage6336 hello? ngwenya is faster than Habana, also easy to leave someone in their dust when the other dude has to change direction.
@@MASTEROUTER habana had the faster 100m time but yeah like you said very hard to catch someone at full speed when you stand still. Also I wonder who would be faster today lol
4:17 massive forward pass 😂😂😂
How about the knock on too 4:03
😂😂😂I was looking for this comment
i had to quickly hop into the comment section to see whether someone else saw it to loool
7.52 too
That John Kirwan try against Italy at the first world cup was one of the great individual tries because it required more than sheer pace. He tore up the entire team he would one day coach.
I live in NZ and I have to say I think it is quite funny how much of a fuss they make about that try. I mean seriously, Italy in 1987? They are hardly a minnow country now, in 1987 I wonder if they even had a rugby team or if they just got some guys who couldn't make the soccer team. It's no different to the Springboks celebrating a try against Napier Boys High 1st XV for 30 years. Yes he beat the whole team but it was an impressively weak team who copped 70 points, giving up 12 tries, against New Zealand and lost to Fiji and Argentina.
Any excuse for the ole Lomu try.
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That certainly wasn't an end to end try as the title would have you believe lol... And no springboks tries... Really???
Huben Yenkanna Every international rugby compilation video on RUclips seems to have one try against the boks and that’s it.
@segatasanshiro21 its all they have really. T J was in touch at least twice on his try. I dont know how they get away with it.
@@johnswan6759 they check whether or not he was out you petty little man
Ngwenya's try was amazing. Binne, buite, see you later. And Butch James getting brushed aside in the build home.
Great try by Lomu, but definitely wasn’t “end to end” solid 30 metres at most
Well the actual phase of play that lead to the try started just in front of half way, not end to end but it didn't just start from when Lomu got the ball
Right. Nor the Shane Williams try.
0:35 What a jump 😂
Taking a leaf out of my book in terms of video content, I approve :)
They don't make "biggest thug" videos lmao. You do not own rugby tries 😂😂
Matt M he dose have the best rugby channel around in my opinion 🤷♂️
@@robnicholas6169 may i suggest you check Squidge?
The difference is that they actually own the footage they make money from.
Martin Coetzee I’m aware of how copyright works Martin :)
Sireli Bobo's try against the Boks RWC 07 was epic!!
Shane Williams, what a player!
Instablaster
PHENOMNAL talent. Nothing but admiration for the Welsh fella. As a proud Englishman, I respect Shane and hold him in such high regard and was just so jealous we never had him in our team. Jason robinson wasn't a bad alternative though let's he honest lol however no one could move and side step like shane. It was a work of art and it was a beautiful thing to behold and witness
No Philippe Saint-André try against England at Twickenham 1991?
It's one of the greatest tries of all time.
It's world Cup only
Great tries but it was irritating the way the tracking went from a side view to a behind-the-posts one mid play.
Caucaunibuca, scoring end to end tries for fun.
They missed Kronfeld’s try off Lomu’s 60 meter break vs Ireland in 1995, far more long range than the classic bulldozer vs England
Cobus Reinach 2019 SA vs Canada
Most beautiful game there is!
Williams .. GOAT.
Also 8:08 is probably the most impressive acceleration I've seen on a Rugby pitch. Watch JR go.
when he took that aussie on the outside to score in the first lions test i thought he'd just go supernova. insane acceleration
3:33 honestly think that Fiji player only even tried cos he knew it was funny AF. Cracks me up every time
SHANE MARK WILLIAMS MBE - one of the greatest ever rugby players.
@Poua Kai No, every year that passes since his retirement there is a growing realisation - with hindsight - of what a truly magnificent and a generational talent Shane Williams was.
If he had played for New Zealand or South Africa there would never have had been any doubt or question about his greatness.
@@bitchoflivingblah Totally agree, Shane Williams was something special.
@Poua Kai Not sure I agree with you. Shane Williams would have made the Bok and AB sides he was that good.
So sad that Zimbabwe’s political situation destroyed their rugby team.
as well as Cricket mate
@@aloistafadzwa2324 I was about to say, they had an even better cricket side than rugby.
Ja, we still produce incredible young sportsman from our worldclass private schools, but they all go overseas to play for other countries/clubs because there's no money in Zim sports anymore.
What happened?
@@jonathanearley7411 Rugby is played by the White African population and the government drove most away unlike in South Africa and the economy is also horrible.
Wales 🏴!!!
1:57 7:58 movie of 2015 opening ceremony!!!
2:41 Japanese flare!!
Never get tired of the Will Greenwood try set up by Jason Robinson.
Great stuff, thanks! Maybe add the dates of the games though? Just a thought.
Ngwenya’s try is on another level, simply because he did that too possibly the greatest winger SA had produced.
‘Gordon Hamilton charging through, has he got the pace to get there?’ Erm... no, not really lol but he sure has the heart! Lol gave me a chuckle anyway!
Ngwenya, 🇺🇸🇿🇼.
19tc85 USA! ZIMBABWE! USA! ZIMBABWE!
Some fantastic tries! Thank you for uploading that!
So many epic tries left out. Can think of at least 3 different Stuart Hogg tries good enough to be in this vid
It's only World Cup for this video though
TJ's pass is still the most underplayed part of that try, the fact he got that pass off is mesmerizing
5:20 Tsimba injured his shoulder when scoring this try. Eden Park, first RWC, 1986.
1987
@@martincraig9613 Oops! Yes, 1987. Thank you.
Well, not many of these tries were actually coast-to-coast tries, to be fair. I was expecting to see Chris Ashton's against Australia, which genuinely DID start at England's try line and I'm pretty sure there are a couple of glorious French tries missing as well.
No springbok tries whatsoever. So many haters out there.
Siya Nyathikazi lol
True but no end-to-end tries spring to mind.
@@Martin-pb7ts Reinach?
@@Martin-pb7ts HABANA AGAINST AUSTRALIE TWICE 2005
I just watched another video before this one which also excluded South Africa. Maybe they just hate us 🤷♂️
Beautiful! Thank you
All great tries. Was thinking the Ireland try v England in Twickenham in 2006...Shane Horgan stretching in the corner at the end of the match to steal the victory would have been included. One of the all time great 6 Nations long range tries.
1:36 President Macron was feeling a bit off colour that day
@AbolK2 yeah 😁
2:47 I’m English and there’s no way that ball is actually out the ruck haha. Cracking try though.
You need to see Christian Cullen. Best All Black fullback of all time. Scored at least 4 individual trys playing for Abs from over 75 metres. 2 from starting in his own try line.
Ashton against Australia? Also don't think anything that starts outside the 22 and involves a proper ruck really counts as end to end, otherwise there is a tremendous amount that would fit into the category..
Blanco and Saint-Andre awesome try from under the post and Chris Ashton try two that are missing
Japanese the best the closest to end to end as well
the fiji fly halfs dive on shane williams sums up 2020 so far
Vilimoni Delasau and Sireli Bobo's tries vs South Africa at Marseilles 2007
Never realised how sloppy the build up to the lomu try was, ABs dropping passes and throwing the ball everywhere. And as a Welshman that loss to England in 03 still rankles me. 2015 made up for it slightly though!
the finish made up for it!
Where are all of the Cullen tries?
Cullen was the #1 end to end try master, no idea why he isn't there.
Fiji scored a great try Vs Wales in the millennium stadium
Didn’t have Habana’s try vs Aus - tryline to tryline.....
USA and Japan tries were the best
tony underwood try - knock on by rory underwood and then a forward pass from guscott to carling before going to underwood.
"Village" of Carmarthen... My goodness, not a village, but rather a Town...
Couldn’t find one more clip??? Make it a solid 20?
Lomu does not bother to avoid opposition. He walks on opposition. Mike Catt still has Lomu's footprint on his chest.
Nice selection but rugby history dates back to the 20th century and you have nothing from then, what about David Duckham, Tony Hancock, Kevin Flynn, Mike Gibson?????
This hand-off at 4:40 😭😭
Wales vs England 6 Nations 2020 at 2nd half kick off should be here
It's World Cup tries only, doesn't say in the title, only the description.
Glad to see Rhodesia made the cut
I know it's old but Hancock's game winning try against Scotland in 1965 (check out 101 best tries video) has to be on this list.
Read the title
How can you NOT have the Ashton try against the Wallabies!?
Er perhaps because it's '19 of the most electric end-to-end tried from the Rugby World Cup'........
@@alricdark ,hmm i think you may be right hahaha
Whoever makes these videos for World Rugby does not like the Springboks at all. Watched two of these compilation, not a green and gold jersey insight. Such a shame.
Gareth Edwards for the Ba Bas and the one Blanco started against England?
As the description says, these are only tries that were scored during rugby world cups.
That Lomu try was not a end to end try 🤦🏽♂️
True. But I think there is a universal law that it has to be included in every highlights try video for ever into the future.
Although I dislike Chris Ashton, his try against Australia should've been on here.
Well had he scored it against them in a Rugby World Cup, it probably would have been given that this collection is '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup'
No Bryan Habana? Research!
Seriously, I appreciate the effort that goes into collating these things, but if you haven't got footage of Lomu scoring a 70m try, just don't include him in this collection.
This video deserves a " bad react ". The reason why ? You completely (un purpose who knows) obmitted the magnificient try famously known for being the " essai du bout du monde " scored by France in 1994 against New Zealand in one test matches at the Eden Park of Auckland.
It was worth to be shown on such a video as for being officialy published by Worl Rugby.
I find it very disrespectful and unprofessionnal !
What is it with you idiots? That try was not scored at a Rugby World Cup.
Make your own compilation when you're finished crying.
I too expected to see that brilliant French team effort try. In my mind certainly the best match winning try ever👍
Why do posters of these things always edit to introduce changes of camera angle that make the flow of the move harder to follow?
Everything is sped up in this video... Would have been much better to watch at normal speed.
Really enjoyed that, some awesome tries. Looking forward to part ī (hint hint wink wink 🤞🏽)
4:17 forward pass?
Greenwoods try 100% Robinson.
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Oh hey South Africa 🙋🏽♂️🙋🏽♂️😘
Top end to end tries that does not include the Gareth Edwards try Baa Baa's against New Zealand 1973, is not a real top tries list. Instead we see Lomu run it in from 30 yards. You know what end to end means right?
I think the clue might be in the description: '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup......' You are right about the Lomu try though, no place at all in this collection.
search out keith jarret try for wales its in black and white but that was end to end
It is a pity Ireland don't have a team worthy of representation here. I wonder if we could start your little game here. Remember you are the one that said top 19 right now I am at least 12 tries passed this number of better tries.
Rules of the game 1) As per the description, tries can only be from Rugby World Cups. Happy to see a list of tries that meet that rule that you think should also be included?
Well let's see those 12 better end to end world cup tries.BTW Ireland were represented.
The video slowly became less and less end-to-end tries to the point where the possession of that last try started on the opposite 22 line
The Try from 'the End of the World' didn't make this list OR France's Serge Blanco try in the '87RWC vs Australia to take them through to the Final? Talking of France how about the Try at Twickenham they started behind their own posts by Serge Blanco finished under England's sticks by Phillipe Saint-Andre? And how can a list like this not have the 73 Baabaas Try vs the All Blacks in Cardiff Arms Park scored by Gareth Edwards? Cmon now @WorldRugby
Serge Blanco scored amazing tries.. What a player
What about the barbarians try with Gareth Edward scoring ?
These are end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup.......
For Wales it's all about 1,500 years of fighting the great retreat against all odds. No wonder it makes them such fantastic rugby players!
God I miss watching running rugby. The game has become so defensive and dull the past few years. Nobody takes risks any longer and it's just a case of teams kicking it and waiting for the opposition to make a mistake. Rugby peaked late 90s early 00s for entertainment.
Was expecting one of Habana's breakout tries against Aus, (there's a video called Habana's Breakout try), also Sean O Brian's try for the Lions v All Blacks, 1st test. & Francois Hougaard v All Blacks (think it was try of the year, 2014?)... There's quite few of them (Gareth Edwards, Baa Bars v AB's as special mention), or is this list not really a definitive one, just 19 random but good breakout tries.
It's pretty simple, these are Rugby World Cup tries.
Thou it did not matter, but i think in Peranaras try the Last pass was forward...
Really, no tries from the 3 time RWC champs, the Boks??
Known for there exciting rugby
@@JH-xv3jp And don't forget their needy fans. "Three time world champions", yet it took them until 2019 to actually find the try line in a final.
@@JH-xv3jp we have actually won the World Rugby try of the year quite a few times in the last decade. Can't be that bad.
Not a single try from the Springboks??? Not even one? Pffft! This is BS!
This is labelled as '19 of the most electric end-to-end tries from the Rugby World Cup' With that restriction in mind, what Springbok tries should be included? Genuine question. would be interested to see them.
So..... We've gunna ignore the Ashton try then huh, ok, what ever....
As the description states, these are 19 end to end tries from the Rugby World Cup. So no, Ashton’s try brilliant as it was, has no place in this video.
That England try shouldn't have counted. Knocked on
Did Shane Williams make this list?
Where’s Seymour’s try versus SA?
Funny how the Ntamack family likes interceptions...
Not a pick and fricking drive to be seen thank God. I can sympathize with Mr Catt
Spare a thought for Tony Underwood, as well. He spent the week before that game spouting about how he was going to show Jonah Lomu how to be a wing. My private thought was that Mister Underwood was going to find that difficult when lying flat on his face, watching Lomu run away from him.
Which was exactly what happened.
0:35 help me i got sniped!!
No Springboks try? Explain your bias.
Kirwan was in touch.
Was he? What did he want to talk about?
No try list is complete without a Lomu appearance.
SO SOUTH AFRICA NEVER SCORED TRIES
No 2010 Ashton vs Australia?
And Huget vs England??????
I guess the Springboks never had a great try... Smh...
This isn't great tries. It's end to end tries
Japan are going to be top three in the world soon.
Good joke!