The "try line" is a crucial part of the game in rugby. It is the line that a player must cross to score a try, which is worth five points. The try line is located at each end of the field, marking the boundary where scoring occurs. To score a try, a player must place the ball on or over the try line while maintaining control. This action demonstrates the player's skill and teamwork, as they often need to evade defenders from the opposing team to successfully reach the try line.