Open play in rugby refers to the part of the game where the ball is in active play and not stopped by a set piece, such as a scrum, lineout, or free kick. It involves players moving the ball through passing, running, and kicking, while the opposing team tries to defend and prevent any scoring opportunities. Open play is the most dynamic phase of the game, with both teams working to advance the ball, create space, and maintain possession. It is where most of the action and strategies unfold during a match.

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