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Will we see a better try than this at #RWC2019?

New Zealand scored a try of the tournament contender in today's match against Namibia.

Will we see a better try than this at #RWC2019?

Sun, 06 Oct, 2019 - 12:17

Digital Desk staff

The All Blacks have racked up a princely total of 11 tries in their 71-9 victory over Namibia in Tokyo.

The game was over as a contest long before Steve Hansen's side ran in with what many are already dubbing the try of the tournament.

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