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Watch our selection of clips from past Rugby World Cups, including the most famous drop-goal you’ll ever see and an unstoppable 260-pound, 6-foot-5 winger named Jonah Lomu, plus some interesting video fact files relating to this year’s tournament.
Five of the best giant-slaying tries from World Rugby’s RWC vault:

TMO mystery explained (sort of) – how will Hawkeye work at RWC 2015:

Jonny on the spot – eight of Wilko’s best drop-goals (including the one nobody will ever forget)

All Blacks scrum-half David Kirk becomes first winning captain to hoist the Webb Ellis Cup:

Nelson Mandela and the 1995 World Cup-winning Springboks unite a nation:

Wallaby Elton Flatley scores the quickest RWC try ever just 18 seconds into a match – however Kiwi fans of Sir John Kirwan may beg to differ:

Swing low – though not so sweet chariot – for Will Greenwood who gives worried fans a thumbs-up:  

Jonah Lomu steamrolls England at the 1995 World Cup in South Africa:

France front up to the All Blacks’ haka and go on to knock them out in the 2007 quarters:

Highlights from New Zealand’s 2011 Rugby World Cup final victory on home soil:



Hong Kong Rugby Union: Leigh Jones set for Leicester Tigers general manager role

Does China crashing out of the Fiba Basketball World Cup make them the worst sporting hosts ever?

Rugby World Cup: Japan’s miracle victory over South Africa in Brighton to be turned into movie featuring Jango Fett as Eddie Jones

World Cup hero Ayumu Goromaru keen to open French doors for Japanese players

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New Zealand's Jonah Lomu tore through the opposition at the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa. Photo: Reuters

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Watch our selection of clips from past Rugby World Cups, including the most famous drop-goal you’ll ever see and an unstoppable 260-pound, 6-foot-5 winger named Jonah Lomu, plus some interesting video fact files relating to this year’s tournament.
