Despite having just two All Black caps, Lomu was included in the squad for the 1995 World Cup in South Africa. Lomu scored seven tries in five matches, two in the first match against Ireland in Johannesburg, a try in the quarter final against Scotland at Loftus Versfeld, and four tries in the semi-final against England at Newlands. The first try in the English match occurred after Lomu received a pass behind him, beat two defenders and then, after a stumble, ran straight over the top of Mike Catt.[3] This reduced one New Zealand commentator, Keith Quinn, to gasps.[16]After the game, England captain Will Carling said: "He is a freak and the sooner he goes away the better".[17] His first score was voted the try of the tournament.[18] In 2002 the UK public voted Lomu's performance no. 19 in the list of the 100 Greatest Sporting Moments.[19] New Zealand played the World Cup final at Ellis Park against South Africa.[20] Neither side scored a try, with South Africa coming out on top 15–12 after kicking a drop-goal in extra time.