This is for safety reasons. Penalties can also be given for attempting to drag players out of the maul. However this can be allowed if players are legitimately dragging out members of the opposition who have ended up on the wrong side. This is when a player acts as a screen, blocking tacklers from reaching the ball carrier.
However players can circumvent this law if two or more team-mates bind around the ball together and move forwards. As long as the tackler has a fair opportunity to contest the ball, the referee will allow the maul to continue.
This means they must pass the ball within a five-second time period. If they do not the referee will call a scrum and the team not in possession will be given the feed. However if a player has caught the ball from a kick-off or a drop-out and is drawn in the middle of a maul inside their own 22m line, the referee will award the scrum to their side if the ball has not come out in time. A maul ends when the ball is passed out or is on the ground. Low graphics Help. Rugby Union.
Live scores. The maul is one of the most effective set moves in rugby. What is it and how is it so effective? May 19, by Alex Rees. Here's a quick breakdown on what a maul looks like, what the laws are, what you can and cannot do, and the type of situations when a maul is most applicable: What is it? Here's a look at some mauls from open play: As you can see, mauls happen fairly frequently when a ball carrier is unable to get down to the ground during a tackle.
They are also occasionally used as a planned move, but require a great deal of cohesion to pull off in open play. If a player has caught the ball from a kick-off or a drop-out and is caught up in the middle of a maul inside their own 22m line, the referee will award the scrum to their side if the ball has not come out in time. Where I Live. A-Z Index. You are in: Rugby Union: Rules: Laws. Rugby Union. Line out.
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