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9 Foul play
Principle A player who commits foul play must either be cautioned or shown a yellow card or be sen ... t not intentionally obstruct an opponent or interfere with play. Sanction: Penalty. 9.3 A player mus ... y to play the ball, other than by competing for possession. Sanction: Penalty. 9.5 A ball-carrier mus ... d. Sanction: Penalty. Unfair play 9.7 A player must not: a. Intentionally infringe any law of the game.
13 Players on the ground in open play
l; or Sanction: Penalty. b. Play (but not kick) the ball; or Sanction: Penalty. c. Release the bal ... d of play, without the ball is out of the game and must: a. Allow opponents who are not on the ground to play or gain possession of the ball. Sanction: Penalty. b. Not play the ball. Sanction: Penalt
10 Offside and onside in open play
Principle The game is played only by players who are onside. Offside and onside in open play 10.1 A player is offside in open play if that player is in front of a team-mate who is carrying the ball or who last played it. An offside player must not interfere with play. This includes: a. Playin ... y be penalised, if that player: a. Does not make an effort to retreat and interferes with play; or Sanctio
Law 9: Foul play
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Definitions
y, a union, a group of unions or any organisation approved by a union or World Rugby. Maul A phase of pla ... l play by an opponent. Phase of play Scrum, lineout, ruck or maul. Place-kick The ball is kicked afte ... k after a score or a touch-down. Ruck A phase of play where one or more players from each team, wh ... r an infringement by the opposition. Attacking team The opposition to the team in whose half play is takin
Law 10: Offside and onside in open play
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Law 13: Players on the ground in open play
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Foul play
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Foreword
The object of the game is that two teams of 15, 10 or seven players each, observing fair pla ... t dangers. It is very important to play the game in accordance with the laws and be mindful of playe ... y and technically prepared to play within the laws and are committed to participate in accordance with saf ... e that players are prepared to comply with the laws, to play fairly and practice safe conduc
Playing Charter
e and teamwork. What this charter does is to give the game a checklist against which the mode of pla ... y and fair play Conduct The legend of William Webb Ellis, who is credited with first picking u ... y challenging as rugby, these are the qualities which forge the fellowship and sense of fair play s ... g to the laws of the game, its sporting spirit and fair play. Contest and Continuity The contes
9 Foul play
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9 Foul play
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Obstruction in open play
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Stamping (foul play)
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High tackle (foul play)
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Punching (foul play)
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20 Penalty and free-kick
e at a phase of play. At the offending team’s offside line. Any subsequent infringement by the origina ... Principle Penalties and free-kicks are awarded to restart play after infringements. Location of a penalty or free-kick 20.1 The mark for a penalty or free-kick must be in the field of pla ... n of penalty or free-kick While the ball is in play excluding a late charge after a kic
Shape of the Game: Reinforcement of current law - March 2024
a. In speeding up play away from a tackle/ruck, there are a number of existing laws which we remind al ... h” and “Bind” phase, match officials must be able to see both hookers’ brake foot in the middle of the tunne ... d of play to two moments in each half. After initial feedback, this was amended in January 2023, with water carriers being able to enter the field of play following tries. Law 6.2
7 Advantage
e may allow play to continue in an effort to keep the game flowing. 7.1 Advantage: a. May be tactical. The non-offending team is free to play the ball as they wish. b. May be territorial. Play ha ... e. The referee allows play to continue; or b. The referee deems that the non-offending team is unlikel ... t infringement. If either or both infringements are for foul play, the referee applies the appropriat
Global Law Trials - 1 January 2025
r conversions A new set time to form a lineout (in line with 30 seconds at the scrum) Cleaner play away from the ruck/maul/scrum Not straight at uncontested lineout = play on The following wer ... 1 January 2025. From that date, they will be reflected in World Rugby's digital laws content. Timings Rationale: Shorter stoppages in play Conversion reduced to 60 seconds Law 8.8d.
Enforcement of current Law - October 2018
At a meeting in September 2018, World Rugby’s Rugby Committee determined that certain aspects of foul play law needed to be reinforced by match officials: In both the tackle and cleanout as per current law: A player must not make contact with an opponent above the line of the shoulders. Every tim ... h officials should work together to ensure that foul play is strictly penalised and that player welfar
14 Tackle
Principle A tackle can take place anywhere in the field of play. The actions of players involved in the tackle must ensure a fair contest and allow the ball to be available for play immediatel ... l or get up. Sanction: Penalty. c. Be on their feet before attempting to play the ball. Sanction: Penalty. d. Allow the tackled player to release or play the ball. Sanction: Penalty. e. Allo
6 Match officials
e assistance as the referee directs, including the reporting of foul play. Appointment of the referee 6. ... f of the match. b. To stop play. The referee has the power to stop play at any time. c. To indicat ... d be dangerous to let play continue or when it is suspected that a player is seriously injured. The bal ... r and neither team gains an advantage, play continues. If either team gains an advantage in the fiel
T1 Rugby
ies and backgrounds, reflecting the international federation’s mission of a global sport for all. Significantly, i ... r="?h=36c4162192" width="640" height="564" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; fullscreen" allowfullscreen>"> The Game The Rules Downloads: T1 Rugby - Game I
Dangerous tackles (high tackles) - February 2011
s play. A stiff-arm tackle is dangerous play. A player makes a stiff-arm tackle when using a stiff-ar ... e, as with other types of illegal and/or foul play, depending on the circumstances of the high tackl
Beach Touch Rugby
t be safe to play on at all times. (b) The surface must be sand. 1.2 Dimensions Match organiser ... e the field of play (where in-goal areas apply) The goal lines which are within the in-goal areas but outside the field of play The touch lines which are outside the field of play 1.4 Objection ... r leaving the playing area may do so from any place. 3.4 Sent off for foul play: A player sent of
Beach Fives Rugby
g enclosure (a) The surface must be safe to play on at all times. (b) The surface must be sand. 1.2 Dimensions The field of play of play should be 31 metres in length and 25 metres in width. Eac ... l lines which are outside the field of play (where in-goal areas apply The goal lines which are within the in-goal areas but outside the field of play The touch lines which are outside the field of pla
Enforcement of current Law - May 2015
t be penalised Match officials should work together to ensure that foul play is strictly penalised and that player welfare is paramount High tackles Neck contact Contact in the air Play on – Fai ... s) dangerously, play on Penalty only – Fair challenge with wrong timing - No pulling down&nbs ... s or deliberate foul play action and the player lands in a dangerous position Scrums Ensure that all scru
21 In-goal
d), the ball is in touch in the field of play and a lineout is awarded to the opposition. 21. ... l 21.11 If a team kicks the ball through their opponents’ in-goal from the field of play into touc ... l that is still in the field of play, that player has taken the ball into in-goal. 21.14 If a player wh ... s a corner flag or corner flag post without otherwise being in touch or touch-in-goal, play continue
Beach Tag Rugby
t be safe to play on at all times. (b) The surface must be sand. 1.2 Dimensions The field of play of play should be 31 metres in length and 25 metres in width. Each in-goal area should be 3 metre ... e the field of play (where in-goal areas apply) The goal lines which are within the in-goal areas but outside the field of play The touch lines which are outside the field of play 1.4 Objections to the groun
Tag Rugby
w 1: The Ground 1.1 Surface of the playing enclosure (a) The surface must be deemed safe to pla ... e to use other surfaces provided they are suitable for purpose. 1.2 Dimensions of the field of pla ... y only enter the field of play when the substituted player has left the field of play. 3.4 Sent off for foul play: A player sent off for foul play must not be replaced or substituted. 3.5 Injure
XRugby
g the opportunities to play sevens, building on the increased popularity of the game throug ... s in the playing area during play. A team may nominate up to five replacements. A team may replace any number of players during a match at any time. Players entering the field of play must do so at the half-wa ... m not involved in the tackle may play the ball only by entering from behind the hindmost body part of the playe
3 Team
Numbers 3.1 Each team has no more than 15 players in the playing area during play. 3.2 A matc ... s and which position(s) in the front row they can play. Only these players may play in the front ro ... e is any other player permitted to play in the front row. 3.19 If a front-row player is shown a yello ... y 3.25 When a player has a blood injury, that player leaves the field of play and may be temporaril
Touch Rugby
e. Law 1: The Ground 1.1 Surface of the playing enclosure (a) The surface must be deemed safe to pla ... e to use other surfaces provided they are suitable for purpose. 1.2 Dimensions of the field of pla ... a in mixed gender matches. 3.3 Sent off for foul play: A player sent off for foul play mus ... l lose one player before the start of extra time Play immediately restarts with a tap from the centr
15 Ruck
d. Forming a ruck 15.1 A ruck can take place only in the field of play. 15.2 A ruck is formed whe ... d to it and not just alongside it. Sanction: Penalty. 15.14 Players may play the ball with their fee ... m the ball and must not play the ball in the ruck or as it emerges. Sanction: Penalty. 15.16 Player ... p;A player who is, or was part of the ruck may not play an opponent who is near it (within 1m), and wh
Head Contact Process - March 2021
n making for zero tolerance of foul play, especially where head contact occurs. The focus mus ... n that there has been illegal head contact. Not all head contacts are foul play Accidental contac ... d contact includes neck and throat area 2. Was there foul play? Considerations: Intentional Reckles ... c Mitigation will not apply for intentional or highly reckless acts of foul play Trigger word
17 Mark
Principle A means of stopping play within a player’s own 22 by directly catching an opponent’s kick. Claiming a mark 17.1 To claim a mark, a player must: a. Have at least one foot on or behind their own 22-metre line when catching the ball or when landing having caught it in the air; and b. Catc ... n. 17.4 A mark may not be claimed from a kick-off or a restart kick after a score. Restarting pla
Charging into the ruck - February 2010
Players entering a ruck must do so in accordance with the Laws of the Game. Referees are reminded that appropriate binding is a requirement, and charging into a ruck is dangerous play and must be penalised as such. The video clips below all show examples of illegal charges into the ruck. Law tex ... y of the player joining the ruck. Sanction: Penalty kick DANGEROUS PLAY AND MISCONDUCT Dangerou
2 Ball
2.1 The ball is oval and made of four panels. 2.2 It has dimensions as shown here: 2.3 It weighs 410-460 grams. 2.4 Smaller balls may be used for matches between young players. 2.5 The ball is made of leather or a suitable synthetic material. It may be treated to make it water resistant and easier to grip. 2.6 Its air pressure at the start of play is 65.71-68.75 kilopascals, 0.67-0.7