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By Rugby Onslaught

England prop Andrew Sheridan single handedly dismantles entire Australian scrum

In rugby, people always celebrate the great tries, the wingers receive the praise. But there was a time when one forward was the star. His name was Andrew Sheridan, and he was a prop.

Back in 2007, English prop Andrew Sheridan put on one of the most dominant forward displays that we have ever seen to help underdogs England beat Australia at the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France.

The 6ft 4 130kg front-rower was known for his scrummaging and power in the pack. But this display on that fateful day will forever be known as one of the best scrummaging performances from a forward ever.

Rugby fans who commented under this video show just how dominant Andrew Sheridan was that day.

- Australia were trying to get to uncontested scrums. Manshamed throughout. Sheridan was monstrous. Shame he didn't get more caps.