Rayasi or Ronaldo? Excellent first touch for a 95 metre score!

 A brilliant piece of skill from Salesi Rayasi to score in the Hurricanes' 6-43 victory over the Western Force.

How about the magical touch? 👌#SuperRugbyTT #HURvFOR

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— Ultimate Rugby (@ultimaterugby) May 28, 2021

It was their biggest ever win over Western Force, who have suffered three consecutive defeats to start the Trans Tasman competition.

The Force opened up an early six-point lead with two Domingo Miotti penalties, but they were obliterated from there.

Salesi Rayasi scored in acrobatic fashion for his first and it was 19-6 at the break after Du'Plessis Kirifi dotted down. Rayasi added his second try of the match and a miserable day for the struggling Force was compounded in the last 10 minutes.

What a finish from Salesi Rayasi! 😳#HURvFOR #SuperRugbyTTpic.twitter.com/DxoWpSlVZc

— Ultimate Rugby (@ultimaterugby) May 28, 2021

"I thought we had one of our better performances of the year," stand-in Hurricanes captain Reed Prinsep said.

"A more complete package in attack and defence. Those backs are pretty special talents. As a forward, when you see that happen, you're pretty proud."