Starting from a tap or playing from the ruck, the ball is passed to the halfback, then to the fullback, who has two options: to step and run or to pass to the supporting winger. Meanwhile, the opposing team's fullback moves in for defense, closing in on the winger. At this point, the winger can either pass back to the supporting fullback or make a run for it.
Utilize two decoys to deceive the defense. By doing so, the fullback gains the opportunity to either carry the ball forward or execute a pass, providing a challenge for the opposing winger to anticipate the play.
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