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Global law trials

Asia Leads The World With Global Law Trials

4 August, 2017 in Hong Kong, News, Match offical, ARU20 Sevens Women, ARU20 Sevens Men by Asia Rugby

The trial laws begun by World Rugby in the Northern Hemisphere on 1 August receive their first global airing at international level in Hong Kong on 4-5 August at Asia Rugby’s annual Under 20’s Sevens tournament.

Hong Kong referees Matthew Rodden, Patrick Kwok, Stephen Yuen Kwok and Harry Parsons are joined by Seo Insoo from Korea and Hannan Abdul and Eunice Tay from Singaporee in being the irst international referees to implement the latest laws.

Of interest to the young panel in their pre-tournament meetings was whether, in the 7s Game under the new laws, at least 1 scrum player of the side putting in the ball at scrums will always strike for the ball, which at least 1 player must now do, or whether, instead dominant teams might simply drive over the ball without a player touching it.

 

It will also be the first competitive experience of the new tackle and ruck laws for the mostly teenage players in the 10 men’s and 6 women’s teams participating over the weekend.

Click below to follow all tournament match results.

Asia Rugby Under 20 Sevens Series 2017

Men’s Fixtures and Results
Womens Fixtures and Results

For detail of the Global Law Trials  please view the article below

Six law Amendments Added To Global Trial

The six aspects of law approved to join the global trial programme are:
1. Law 20.5 and 20.6 (d)
 2. Law 20.9 (b) Handling in the scrum – exception
3. Law 20.8 (b) Striking after the throw-in
4. Law 15.4 (c)
5. Law 16 Ruck
6. Law 16.4: Other ruck offences

 

Six law Amendments Added To Global Trial

 

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Global law trials

Filed Under: Hong Kong, News, Match offical, ARU20 Sevens Women, ARU20 Sevens Men Tagged: Asia Rugby, Hong Kong, Match Officials, #ARU20SSW, #ARU20SS

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