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IRP Try of the Year shortlist announced

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World Rugby have announced the shortlist for the International Rugby Players (IRP) Try of the Year award, with the winner to be announced at the World Rugby awards in Monte Carlo on November 25th.

The shortlist is comprised of two tries from New Zealand, through Brodie Retallick and Beauden Barrett, as well as two from up North in Scotland’s Sean Maitland and Ireland’s CJ Stander.

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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

Related Topics:Beauden Barrett Brodie Retallick cj stander IRP try of the year sean maitland world rugby try of the year

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