1. Joel Stransky scored 22 points in the Springboks' 27-18 win over Australia at the 1995 World Cup. He scored a try, kicked a conversion, four penalties and a drop goal.
2. Bryan Habana (2007) and Jonah Lomu (1995) with eight each.
3. Jonny Wilkinson with 249.
4. New Zealand flyhalf Grant Fox with 126 in 1987, which was the last - and only - time the All Blacks won the World Cup.
5. Percy Montgomery with 104.
6. Just two: Australia (1991 and 1999) and South Africa (1995 and 2007).
7. England prop Jason Leonard with 22 between 1991 and 2003.
8. Springbok flyhalf Jannie de Beer with five against England in the 1999 quarterfinals.
9. Scotland centre John Leslie (son of former All Blacks captain Andy, who led New Zealand to South Africa in 1976). He scored within 10 seconds of the kick-off against Wales at Murrayfield in 1999.
10. Rudi van Vuuren, a doctor and conservationist from Namibia. He played in both World Cups in 2003. He is also the only Namibian to have taken five wickets in a one-day international (against England).
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