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y. Maul A phase of play consisting of a ball-carrier and at least one player from each team, boun ... n) if not for an act of foul play by an opponent. Phase of play Scrum, lineout, ruck or maul. Place-kic ... g play with a drop-kick after a score or a touch-down. Ruck A phase of play where one or more player ... r an infringement by the opposition. Attacking team The opposition to the team in whose half play is takin
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
Clarification 1-2024
n in the Laws, during the “Crouch” and “Bind” phase of the engagement sequence, match officials must be abl
Clarification 4-2002
e when it would be dangerous to let play continue". This includes when a scrum collapses or when a fron ... s any part of the Foul Play Law (including Law 10. 4. (i) Dangerous Play in a Scrum, Ruck or Maul) mus ... m. The opportunity to play advantage by allowing the non-offending team to take a quick tap penalty/free kic ... g the scrum IS dangerous play and therefore under Law 10.5 Sanctions and Law 8. 3 (d) the referee MUST sto