RANK THE GREATEST WINGERS EVER
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Wing is the position where rugby's individual moments live. A great winger can decide a Test match with one break, and the argument over who did it best crosses eras, hemispheres and playing styles.
Pace, footwork, power, finishing under pressure and the ability to do it on the biggest stage all pull in different directions here.
Rank five of the greatest wingers in rugby history from best to worst.
Australia's great improviser, whose goose-step and willingness to counter-attack from anywhere defined Wallaby rugby in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
A Fijian whose brief peak produced some of the most extraordinary individual tries of the professional era.
Wales' record try-scorer and a World Rugby Player of the Year, who proved a smaller winger could dominate Test rugby.
The player whose performances at the 1995 Rugby World Cup made rugby union front-page news around the world.
A Rugby World Cup winner with South Africa and a World Rugby Player of the Year, known for reading intercepts as well as pure pace.