20.3 Binding in the Scrum – Definition
Posted by IRB Laws on July 9th, 2009
When a player binds on a team-mate that player must use the whole arm from hand to shoulder to grasp the team-mate’s body at or below the level of the armpit. Placing only a hand on another player is not satisfactory binding.
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- 20.3 Binding in the Scrum
- Law 12: Knock-on or Throw Forward – Definition
- 16.2 Joining a Ruck
- 11.2 Being Put Onside By The Action of a Team-Mate
- 20.1 Forming a Scrum
Referee Advice
We try to reduce the number of times we use the whistle, we also try to reduce the number of words we say. Because when you yak too much, the players quit listening.
— Bruce Carter (NCRRS)
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