FAQs

Tactics involved in a lineout include varying throwing angles, timing, and player positioning to outsmart the opposition, secure possession, and create attacking opportunities. It also …

The team coordinates their movements during a lineout through pre-planned plays, signals, and communication among players. Each player has a specific role to play, whether …

Defensive lineout moves involve strategies employed by a team to disrupt the opposition’s lineout plays, regain possession, or prevent them from executing their attacking strategies …

No, the ball cannot be thrown directly into the opponent’s half from a lineout. It must travel at least five meters towards the throwing team’s …

Yes, players can jump from the lineout without being lifted. This technique is typically employed by taller or more athletic players who can out-jump their …

Yes, players from the opposing team can contest the lineout throw by jumping to try and intercept or disrupt the ball’s trajectory. However, they must …

No, The players cannot be lifted before the ball has left the Hookers hands, but are allowed to move.

Yes, a team can opt not to contest a lineout if they believe it’s strategically advantageous to do so. This decision may be based on …

No. Once a team has decided on any response to a penalty or infringement, they cannot change this decision, unless the Referee confirms a change …

No, The Hooker cannot fake to throw the ball into a lineout