Like before, i'll start with the history of the tournament and i am so proud to say that 10's aside rugby, originated in Malaysia!
Ten a side rugby tournament
was first introduced and held in Malaysia in the year 1967. The founders were the Combined
Old Boys’s Rugby Association (or in short COBRA) members. The idea of the game
was “Create a format of play that is fast and open but still retains much of
the character of the 15’s version” (COBRA, 2012)
The rules for a 10’s match are the
same with 7's aside match where conversion kicks must be a dropped kick. And also during extra time the first
team to score a try is declared a winner and the game ends.
The difference of 10’s and 7’s is the
number of players in the pitch for each team.
Forwards – Consist of 5 players (2
Props, Hooker and 2 Locks)
Backs – (Scrum – Half, Fly – Half,
Inside Center, Outside Center, Winger)
Duration of the match is maximum 20
minutes per match with 2 halves.
The pitch dimension is the same as the 15's aside rugby pitch.
For more extra rules please click here.
Cheers.
Reference
COBRA. (2012) History of the 10s. Retrieved from http://www.cobrarugby.com/10s/index.php?mid=3220
COBRA. (2012) Combined Old Boys's Rugby Association[image]. Retrieved from http://www.mru.org.my
COBRA. (2012) Cobra 10's[image]. Retrieved from http://www.cobrarugby.com/10s/index.php?mid=3228&p=photos&id=206
First of all, thanks for the compliment. Btw, is this a new blog created for the purpose of 101 assignment? As stated in the assessment instructions:
ReplyDelete‘Please note that the web presence created for this unit must be specifically built for this unit. You cannot use your existing website or blog or anything else you had before enrolling in this unit.’
Miss Ngu, this is a new blog. i just used my old account to create a new blog. the old blog with this same acc u can find at http://mearakaterina.blogspot.com . this rugby blog is made specifically for this unit.
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