ATTACKING TEAM HAS 3 PHASES TO SCORE WITH EACH BALL.
WITH EACH TRY OR MISTAKE, THE ATTACKING TEAM RETREAT TO PLAY THE NEXT BALL ON THE STARTING POINT. THE DEFENDING TEAM WORK BACK TO THEIR STARTING POINT TO SET UP DEFENSIVE LINE.
ALL ATTACKERS MUST BE BEHIND BALL BEFORE THE NEXT ATTACK STARTS
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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