World Rugby confirm three law changes to be introduced from July 1

The new amendments address offside rules from kicks in open play, refine the choices available from free-kicks, and ban the ‘crocodile roll’ tackle technique
Wayne Barnes

Wayne Barnes

World Rugby has clarified three law changes that will come into effect on July 1, 2024. These changes will aim to improve the game’s entertainment value while addressing safety concerns.

The World Rugby Council confirmed in their statement this afternoon that they have approved the amendments to enhance ball movement, safeguard player welfare and expand attacking options.

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