Ruling 2: 2009 (revised)

Agustin


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This ruling states that the outcome of simultaneous grounding in-goal and being touch-in-goal results in a 22m drop out.

I am inferring the condition that the attacking team took the ball into the in-goal in the first place. If it was taken in by the defending team I would award a 5m scrum.
 

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This ruling states that the outcome of simultaneous grounding in-goal and being touch-in-goal results in a 22m drop out.

I am inferring the condition that the attacking team took the ball into the in-goal in the first place. If it was taken in by the defending team I would award a 5m scrum.

How come I can't get access?
 

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This ruling states that the outcome of simultaneous grounding in-goal and being touch-in-goal results in a 22m drop out.

I am inferring the condition that the attacking team took the ball into the in-goal in the first place. If it was taken in by the defending team I would award a 5m scrum.


You infer correct. The ruling says:

A player carrying the ball attempts to score a try

So it was an attacker that took the ball in, which is why they say 22 DO.
 
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