Rugby Rules
Rugby Rules Rugby, a remarkably physical pursuit, finds its international zenith in the Rugby World Cup. Esteemed competitions like the Tri Nations (comprising South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia), Six Nations (encompassing England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy, and France), and the prestigious Heineken Cup also hold considerable regard. RUGBY Object of the Game The aim of the sport is to amass more points than adversaries within the allotted 80-minute timeframe for each match. Victory is bestowed upon the team with the highest point tally at the conclusion. Matches may conclude in a draw. The team in possession must progress the ball up the field through distinct "phases of play." Passing the ball forward is forbidden, but players can advance with it or execute forward kicks. The opposing team endeavors to impede the attacking team through tackling and seeking ball retention. Players & Equipment Each rugby squad comprises 15 players divided into forwards a...