The dead-ball line in rugby is the boundary line at each end of the field. When the ball crosses this line, it is considered out of play. If a player carries or kicks the ball over the dead-ball line, it stops the play, and the game restarts with a specific procedure, such as a goal kick or a scrum, depending on how the ball went out of bounds. This line helps define the end of the playing area and ensures the game remains within a defined space.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „dead-ball line” po angielsku

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