'Play on': Munster won't cop criticism of match-defining try

Cameron Munster has stood by his try that secured the Ashes, rejecting accusations that he illegally ran behind a decoy runner and should have knelt down after the play.

However, former England Test player James Graham, who was commenting for the BBC, argued that Munster did indeed run behind Angus Crichton and that he should have faced a penalty for not stopping in his tracks.