Six Nations 2022: Who is the tournament's greatest try-scorer?

The Six Nations has featured some of the most prolific try-scorers in the history of the modern game — but who is the most deadly in the tournament's history?

Former British and Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton and ex-England scrum-half Danny Care ask and answer that question on the latest episode of Six Nations Greatest.

Their top six try-scorers are ranked in reverse order below. Agree? Disagree? You can reorder their selection in our vote at the bottom of the page.

Who? Standing 6ft 2in and weighing more than 16st, wing Cohen was a key member of England's World Cup-winning team of 2003. He scored 31 tries in 57 Tests, 13 of them in the Six Nations, before retiring in 2011.

Warburton: «Ben Cohen was a new breed of winger when he arrived on the scene. He was big, physical, powerful, but really fast, with great acceleration.

»I used to love his boots as well. I saw his boots and went out and bought the same when I was a teenager."

Who? The current Scotland captain, Hogg has made long-distance solo scores something of a speciality. He scored his first Test try as a teenager in a Six Nations defeat by France in 2012 and has crossed in every tournament since up to this year.

Warburton: «He's got that individual brilliance. If I was a young kid watching the Six Nations, I'd love watching Stuart Hogg.»

Care: «He doesn't just score you an easy try. He'll score you an absolute worldie.»

Who? Robinson switched to union after a stellar rugby league career and took to the 15-man code instantly. His searing pace and vicious side-step made him a constant menace to opposition defences. He scored 28 tries in 51 games for England.

Warburton: «He was just so muscle-bound and explosive. If you could get near him you probably wouldn't be able to