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What a belter!

What a belter!

Paul Thorburn gains the record for the longest successful kick in a Test following his penalty from 70 yards and eight and a half inches (64.2m) in Wales' victory over Scotland in 1986.

Johnno muscles in

Johnno muscles in

Irish president Mary McAleese is forced off the red carpet as Martin Johnson defies protocol by refusing to move his England team. The sign of intent is clear and a Grand Slam follows.

Gibbs goes all the way

Gibbs goes all the way

This legendary Scott Gibbs score, voted greatest Welsh try of all time, crushes England's Grand Slam hopes in the last-ever Five Nations fixture. Neil Jenkins applies the coup de grace to gift the Scots the title.

Bath time for Boks

Bath time for Boks

It's not all sun, sea and sand Down Under, and if the Springboks had forgotten they were given a crisp reminder by this downpour. Turn the sound up to hear the pouring rain - you'll be glad you're inside!

No heaven for sevens

No heaven for sevens

It may seem like a normal sevens game at first, but then you realise the players could do with some goggles. Perhaps London Wasps could learn a thing or two about puddles from watching this clip?

Optimistic Mr Barnes

Optimistic Mr Barnes

It's not easy being the referee, especially not in the rain at Stradey Park. Just when the players think they're going in to warm up, Wayne Barnes calls for a 30-second time-out for the hail to stop. I don't think so!

Samoa's Haka

Samoa's Haka

Samoa's haka is a sight to behold. You rarely get the chance to see two in one match, but here are two when they played New Zealand in 2008. Passion personified!

Rugby On The Big Screen

Rugby On The Big Screen

The first blockbuster to be made about rugby is about to be released. Invictus features Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela and Matt Damon as Springbok captain Francois Pienaar, and tells the story of the 1995 World Cup.

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