James Simpson-Daniel was an awesome rugby player. Such a shame he had so many injuries to prevent him playing for England

The look on Chris Ashton's face at 6:46 is legendary, he already knows.hes going to score even though he still has a couple o people to beat

Watching this in 2017 and seeing “looking forward to RWC 2015” 🙃🙃🙃🙃

Simpson Daniel doing a run around Jonah Lomu an absolute classic. David and Goliath.

Great video! Although the final statement is rather misplaced with hindsight

I love that cheeky kick from Wilkinson to himself against AB's

Watching this after we lose 2019 rugby world cup final what a shame

Tindle's pass from the floor was superb on try number 2. Watched many of the 2002 matches recently and there are a bunch of trys where the ball goes through many hands that were far better than most of this selection. Some sublime rugby from those world cup winners which was not reproduced in the finals. They were far better than they have been given credit for. Superb off loading skills from the whole team.

I think the Cohen try at 2 is better than the Ashton try at 1.  What a team try that was.

5:40
When those guys ran into each other, it's like something from cartoons.

I really like the Ashton try from the Tuilagi break against New Zealand.

Flanker Richard Hill was the best and most talented rugby player that this Welshman has ever seen grace the hallowed turf of my, once, beloved Sardis Road. Home of Pontypridd RFC

that try against Ireland is simply amazing

Two of England's great tries involve the great Jonah Lomu not doing very much.
On balance, though, I'd say he won.

The Reese try has to be one of the best ever from an England international.

i always loved David Rees' try

"Lovely dummy from Simpson Daniel!!" line always gives me goosebumbs

always loved that david rees try. it was one of the first england tries i can remember and i would always replicate it in my living room as a child

Insane gas from May!!

I can't actually think of any better. Great choices.