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The try in [[rugby]] is a method of scoring comparable to the [[touch down]] in American [[Football]]. It applies in both [[rugby league]] (where it is worth four points) and [[rugby union]] (in which it is worth five).
The try in [[rugby]] is a method of scoring '''HOT DUDEZ''' comparable to the [[touch down]] in American [[Football]]. It applies in both [[rugby league]] (where it is worth four points) and [[rugby union]] (in which it is worth five).
A tried is scored when the rugby ball is touched down over the opponents try line, but within the field of play, whilst in sufficient control by the player i.e. it must be intentional.
A tried is scored when the rugby ball is touched down over the opponents try line, but within the field of play, whilst in sufficient control by the player i.e. it must be intentional.