Tackling A player who during play is holding the ball may be tackled by an opposing player or players in order to prevent him from running with the ball or from ...

The video referee used. Adopted: NRL, 1998. · The zero tackle rule was introduced. · Tackled players were banned from playing the ball forward to themselves.

You can only tackle a player with the ball. · You cannot make contact with the head in the tackle, only from the chest downwards · You cannot hold the player down ...

Each team is allowed six tackles. · The tackled player must be immediately released by the tackler and cannot be touched again until the ball is back in play.

Tackling 4. A player who during play is holding the ball may be tackled by an opposing player or players in order to prevent him from running with the ball or ...

1 A player in possession may be tackled by any number of opposing players. 3.1. 2 It is illegal to tackle or obstruct a player who is not in possession. 3.1.

The 20 metre optional kick must only be taken when all officials are in position and the whistle is blown.

The half will immediately end once a tackle is made or the ball goes out to touch. However, time can be extended for a penalty kick or a kick at goal. In that ...

The referee will reset the tackle count, giving the team in possession a new set of six tackles if any player intentionally delays the bringing of the ball back ...