Fijian by birth, but a former member of the British Army, Bath winger Semesa Rokoduguni has been earmarked for a potential England squad berth in the upcoming Autumn Series; and, judging from his early season displays-including this powerful break against Saracens- he would wholly deserve a cap.

Picking up the ball in his own 22, Rokoduguni turned on the after burners and left several players in his wake before, eventually, being stopped by a late shoulder charge from Saracens’ Alex Goode.

Continue this form, and Rokoduguni could yet represent his adopted nation in his next years World Cup.

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After being caned 39-0 at home to their London rivals, Saracens, there are very few positives Harlequins can pick from the wreckage of last Friday night’s defeat.

Kyle Sinckler, however, can hold his head that little bit higher after the prop rocked Chris Ashton with a hit of massive strength.

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You’re cantering through for a try in a pivotal match and, to mark the occasion, you decide to ostentatiously go for a swallow dive to put the cherry atop the cake.

That is, of course, exactly what Juan Manuel Leguizamon decided to do in the 2007 clash between London Irish and Wasps, but, unfortunately for the Argentinian, his hands turned to butter at the optimum moment and he fumbled the ball, mid air.

Thankfully for London Irish, the missed try didn’t prove a stumbling block, as a late penalty secured a 16-13 victory for the Madejski Stadium side, but it could have been so different after Leguizamon’s moment of madness.

One things for sure, had the mistake proved pivotal then he would have to have bought every round thereafter on team nights out.

Surely it’s only a matter of time until this happens to Chris Ashton?

Youtube Credit: Simon White.

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ITV Sport’s contenders for the 2013/14 Aviva Premiership try of the season.

1. Jamie Elliott – Gloucester Rugby vs Northampton Saints
2. Dean Mumm – Exeter Chiefs vs Worcester Warriors
3. Nick Abendanon – Exeter Chiefs vs Bath Rugby
4. Kelly Brown – Saracens vs Northampton Saints
5. Christian Wade – Gloucester Rugby vs London Wasps
6. Logovi’i Mulipola – Leicester Tigers vs Exeter Chiefs

Who gets your vote? It has to be Mulipola for us. He ran through the defence like a train! #PropLife

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Sale were on the counter attack and let’s just say JP got too close to play…

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Vote for your favourite try from the twenty first round of the 2013/14 Aviva Premiership. Vote here: http://bit.ly/15QWjke

1. George Ford – Bath Rugby vs Northampton Saints
2. Jamie Elliott – Bath Rugby vs Northampton Saints
3. Marland Yarde – Gloucester Rugby vs London Irish
4. Viliami Helu – London Wasps vs Newcastle Falcons
5. Johnny Leota – Sale Sharks vs Leicester Tigers
6. Matt Jess – Exeter Chiefs vs Harlequins

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