Statistics
Players in bold were active in the 2009–10 series.
| Player | Nationality | Tries |
|---|---|---|
| Santiago Gomez Cora | Argentina | 230 |
| Ben Gollings | England | 220 |
| Fabian Juries | South Africa | 179 |
| Mikaele Pesamino | Samoa | 158 |
| Uale Mai | Samoa | 136 |
| Collins Injera | Kenya | 124 |
| Nasoni Roko | Fiji | 123 |
| Karl Te Nana | New Zealand | 113 |
| Humphrey Kayange | Kenya | 112 |
| Amasio Raoma | New Zealand | 112 |
| Tafai Ioasa | New Zealand | 111 |
| Alafoti Fa'osiliva | Samoa | 108 |
| Peter Miller | Australia | 107 |
| Dave Moonlight | Canada | 107 |
| Richard Haughton | England | 106 |
| William Ryder | Fiji | 105 |
| Marius Schoeman | South Africa | 103 |
| Rob Thirlby | England | 101 |
| Zar Lawrence | New Zealand | 100 |
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