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The drawbridge short corner routine
It does work but may not be necessary. The purpose of the draw bridge is to get rid of the runner-out running to the slip right. If there is no player that is running to the slip a simple slip will do. Sometimes the number one runner is able to cover the slip right by not over commiting in this case the draw bridge would be very effective again. If a team is only running two the easiest move is to slip the ball to the opposite side of the 2nd runner keep doing this until they cover this. I hope this helps Bram
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