Ireland number 8 CJ Stander has today been nominated for International try of the year by World Rugby. The 28-year-old was nominated alongside Scotland's Sean Maitland and New Zealand pair Brodie Retallick and Beauden Barrett.
It was Stander's try against England in the Six Nations that gets the nod for the prestigious award, the Munster man breaking through after brilliant work by Tadhg Furling and Bundee Aki.
It was Ireland's second try of the afternoon, with Joe Schmidt's men eventually going on to secure a 24-15 win which secured the Grand Slam at Twickenham.
Maitland's try against England is also up for the prize as well as Retallick's and Barrett's sweeping scores against Australia.
You can watch all four tries below:
The shortlist for @IntRugbyPlayers Try of the Year has been announced, featuring tries from @IrishRugby@AllBlacks and @Scotlandteam
The winner will be announced on 25 November at the #WorldRugbyAwards
Which try do you think should win it? pic.twitter.com/fPgNwl28uF
— World Rugby (@WorldRugby) October 30, 2018
The winner will be announced on the 25th of November at the World Rugby Awards.
