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Australia's NRL considering using HawkEye to determine forward passes next season

In Australia's National Rugby League a number of dubious decisions have meant that they are considering bringing in HawkEye technology to determine forward passes.

Australia's NRL considering using HawkEye to determine forward passes next season

Mon, 29 Jul, 2019 - 13:42

Joel Slattery

It wasn't just Croke Park where there was controversy at the weekend.

In Australia's National Rugby League a number of dubious decisions have meant that they are considering bringing in HawkEye technology to determine forward passes.

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