BY NOW YOUR heart-rate has probably stabilised enough for you to look back on yesterday’s rugby with a semblance of calm. There were 27 tries scored in all and many of them were absolute beauties.

Each try seemed to shift the day’s narrative a different way, causing fans to dust off old calculators and abacuses to find how what new total their team needed to hit.

We thought it would be a good idea to refresh your memory as to the quality of yesterday’s scores, starting at the very beginning.

1. Jamie Roberts (Wales) v Italy

2. Giovanbattista Venditti (Italy) v Wales

3. Liam Williams (Wales) v Italy

4. George North (Wales) v Italy

5. George North (Wales) v Italy

6. George North (Wales) v Italy

7. Rhys Webb (Wales) v Italy

8. Sam Warburton (Wales) v Italy

9. Scott Williams (Wales) v Italy

10. Leonardo Sarto (Italy) v Wales

11. Paul O’Connell (Ireland) v Scotland

12. Sean O’Brien (Ireland) v Scotland

13. Finn Russell (Scotland) v Ireland

14. Jared Payne (Ireland) v Scotland

15. Sean O’Brien (Ireland) v Scotland

16. Ben Youngs (England) v France

17. Sebastien Tillous-Borde (France) v England

18. Noa Nakaitaci (France) v England

19. Anthony Watson (England) v France

20. Ben Youngs (England) v France

21. Maxime Mermoz (France) v England

22. George Ford (England) v France

23. Jack Nowell (England) v France

24. Vincent Debaty (France) v England

25. Billy Vunipola (England) v France

26. Benjamin Kayser (France) v England

27. Jack Nowell (England) v France

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