This is a C a side move that can be played on either side of the scrum depending on defensive set up.
Move starts by 10 and 15 moving to the least defended side.
2. 10 drifts across to link up with outside players. his line needs to commit the defending C by running towards him.
3. C runs a dummy switch move with 10 to draw inside defenders.
4. W needs to commit defending W by running an inside line.
5. 10 then has two options 1. short ball to W coming on the inside of defending W or 2. wide to 15 coming around outside of the defending W.
10 needs to decide which side he is going to run the play on depending on defensive setup.
the attacking c needs to draw the inside defenders by conducting a dummy switch move. this needs to be broardcast as the option for the move.
W needs to commit defending W by running the inside line and be ready for a short ball if the Defending wing stays wide.
once through support player with ball as covering defenders come across
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