Time is running out to have your say on who should win the IRPA Try of the Year Award 2010. Be quick though, voting closes on Monday.

Rugby’s global family can vote online for their favourite try from a shortlist of eighteen scores from the Six Nations, Tri-Nations, Women’s Rugby World Cup, IRB Pacific Nations Cup, IRB Nations Cup, June and November internationals.

Fans are invited to visit www.irb.com and click on the IRPA Try of the Year to view the tries in the hunt for the coveted Award and vote for your pick.

“The IRPA Try of the Year is a hugely anticipated Award. Last year’s competition, which saw a try scored by South Africa’s Fourie du Preez win the Award, attracted over 10,500 votes with the social media community spreading the word,” said IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset.

“This year fans have an opportunity to vote for tries scored by players representing seven nations and I am sure the competition will be close.”

The shortlist is:

Try number 1: Shane Williams, Wales v France
Try number 2: Ben Foden, France v England
Try number 3: Shane Williams, Wales v Scotland
Try number 4: Dan Carter, New Zealand v Wales
Try number 5: Felipe Contepomi, Argentina v France
Try number 6: Gonzalo Tiesi, Argentina v Scotland
Try number 7: Mils Muliana, Australia v New Zealand
Try number 8: Israel Dagg, New Zealand v South Africa
Try number 9: James O’Connor, South Africa v Australia
Try number 10: Danielle Waterman, England v USA
Try number 11: Cobie-Jane Morgan, Australia v Wales
Try number 12: Huriana Manuel, New Zealand v Australia
Try number 13: Chrysander Botha, Georgia v Namibia
Try number 14: Nikola Matawalu, Fiji v Japan
Try number 15: Juan Jose Imhoff, Argentina A v Italy A
Try number 16: Chris Ashton, England v Australia
Try number 17: James Hook, Wales v South Africa
Try number 18: Adam Ashley-Cooper, New Zealand v Australia

Once again, click here to view the tries and vote!