The phrase "a second try in" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used when referring to making another attempt at something within a specific context or timeframe, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After my first attempt failed, I decided to give it a second try in the next round of evaluations."
Alternatives: "a second attempt at" or "another go in".
Katy McLean's long pass almost gave Pocock a second try in the same corner.
Geraghty chipped and gathered himself for a second try in the corner to give his side something to take away from the match, but this will be a long, long season for the Exiles.
Not necessarily at the resulting scrum, which broke apart scrappily and rather fortunately into a second try in consecutive Tests for Joe Launchbury, after Read missed the ball and Tom Wood toed it towards the line.
At least there was both times I sampled the dish, and I gave it a second try in the ardent hope that the letdown on the first go-round was a fluke.
Betts had been on the outer under Endacott but further justified his recall from Raper with a second try in the 18th minute, charging down Paul Cooke's kick and cruising over from 40 metres.
Darrell Goulding appeared to have given Richards the ideal chance to break Farrell's record in style when he claimed a second try in the corner with four minutes remaining.
Northampton had a fifth try in the last 10 minutes when Cobus Reinach sniped over from a few yards.
The game turned when the former Brisbane talent almost set up a third try in the 27th minute.
Hill added a fifth try in the 78th minute to ensure Exeter returned back down the M5 with their first away win of the season.
Then Shaun Lunt, one of the substitutes, struggled over from acting half, and a third try in nine minutes, from the centre Joe Wardle, established an 18-12 lead.
As the weather conditions worsened, Ireland did manage a sixth try in the closing moments before the referee brought an early end to proceedings.
