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    The document provides basic rules of rugby including that the ball can only move forward by carrying or kicking, a tackle results in a scrum or line-out restart, tries are worth 5 points and conversions 2 points, and field goals or drops are worth 3 points each.

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    The document provides basic rules of rugby including that the ball can only move forward by carrying or kicking, a tackle results in a scrum or line-out restart, tries are worth 5 points and conversions 2 points, and field goals or drops are worth 3 points each.

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    The document provides basic rules of rugby including that the ball can only move forward by carrying or kicking, a tackle results in a scrum or line-out restart, tries are worth 5 points and conversions 2 points, and field goals or drops are worth 3 points each.

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    The document provides basic rules of rugby including that the ball can only move forward by carrying or kicking, a tackle results in a scrum or line-out restart, tries are worth 5 points and conversions 2 points, and field goals or drops are worth 3 points each.

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    POSITIONS

    Rugby Players
    BASIC RULES
    -It is not allowed to pass the ball forward. The ball is also not allowed to fall
    Two teams of fifteen players each.
    forward, which is called knock-on or Avant.
    -The ball can only advance by carrying it or kicking it forward.
    -A tackled or tackled (knocked down) player must immediately pass or
    release the ball. The tackling player must also immediately release the tackled
    player.
    -A scrum/scrum restarts play after a forward pass or knock-on
    -A line-out restarts play when the ball leaves the field of play.
    -A Test/Try is awarded when the ball is carried beyond the goal line It is played in two continuous periods of 40 minutes
    each with a 5-minute intermission.

    punctuation
    -Front tackle:

    form a scrum What does Touch mean in rugby?

    5 points are awarded for


    The "Touch Rugby" is a variant of
    performing a test/try.
    It is formed by two groups of strikers who what we know as Rugby but
    -Side tackle: without contact. The only contact
    approach leaning against each other, so
    that the ball is put into play on the 2 points are awarded for allowed between the opponents is
    the touch with the defender's hand
    ground, in the tunnel that is formed converting the extra kick after a to the attacker to stop their
    between them. try/try. advance in the game.

    3 points are awarded for scoring a


    -Tackling from behind: field goal (hit) after a foul has KICK TO STICKS
    been committed. THE PLAYER HAS TO PASS THE
    BALL BETWEEN THE TWO
    3 points are awarded for STICKS OR BETWEEN THE
    IMAGINARY VERTICAL OF BOTH
    converting a drop into open play.

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