A try is the primary and most common means of scoring in rugby, earning the team the most points. When a player roots the ball on the goal line, in the 'in-goal' region, or by touching the ball at the base of the goalposts, a try is successfully scored. The opposing team can then reply with a kick for touch. The conversion is the only way to extend your lead over your opponents. It must be taken within 10 minutes of scoring the try. To do so, the player has to hold the ball under their arm pit and take it down past the try line, where they will be prompted to click it away. If successful, the conversion adds to their score and reduces yours by two. If not, they get another chance after the ten minute mark. If you want to test your knowledge on this topic or any other related to rugby, use our quiz section where you can find several questions whose answers are right there in the article.