Have you ever stopped to think about why scoring is called a "try" in Rugby? As the Six Nations unfolds, let's dive into the ...

Wing/Wingers - either of the two backs wearing No.11 or No.14. Each will normally stay on the same side of the back line they ...

Pushover Try - a try scored by the forward pack as a unit in a scrum by pushing the opposition's scrum pack backwards across the tryline while dragging the ball underneath them. Typically scored from ...

Rugby Union's Six Nations is set to get underway for 2024. If you’re ... the kick is something of a gamble for the team deploying it, as it’s meant to see the ball picked up by one of its ...

Rugby is built on strength, grit, and speed; it's not football, but it has all the action-packed elements. If you're interested ... after scoring a try by kicking the ball in between the goal ...

In windy conditions the human kicking tee is still occasionally used. Image caption, By the 1960s the kicker placed the ball on a lump ... your personality? Are you competitive or laid-back?

The so-called ‘pretty boy’ of the team, and the position to play if you crave attention. The fly-half calls the shots, deciding whether to kick the ball or pass it or have a dart himself. Play here ...

Offside is quite a complicated rule of rugby ... when they kick. If you are not, the referee will award your opponents a penalty because you are offside. The rules say that to be onside at a kick, an ...

15 players, forwards and backs, a fly-half is a first-five and a scrum-half is a halfback depending on where in the world you are. Rugby ... the ball from the scrum-half. Also called the out ...