New Zealand wing Jonah Lomu creates complete and utter carnage against the nations of the British Isles during the 1995 World Cup in South Africa. First up is Ireland in Johannesburg who get demolished, as Lomu bashes them about to score 2 tries, create another as well as create a try that was disallowed with his very first touch. Then it's onto Wales in the same city, the ball doesn't come his way so often and he is kept quieter, but leaves his mark eventually showing his great pace and then strength to create a second try in two games for flanker Josh Kronfeld. After being rested for the match against Japan, next up is the quarter final in Pretoria against Scotland where he uses his pace and power to create a try with his first touch, and goes over to score a try for his own soon after. Then in the semi final against England in Cape Town, Lomu delivers a famous performance steamrollering Mike Catt for his first try and going on to get 4 in the game and aged just 20 establish himself as an international sporting superstar.
