Further red cards than ahead, Wallabies prepare for 14-man’s tackle at Rugby World Cup

The probability of a referee sending a player away from head contact in a test match - even with the Rugby World Cup 2023 decided by a red card - is now so great that the Wallabies have developed a multifaceted plan for card avoidance and adaptation. Happen, that includes preparation to play 14 guys. Rugby Fans can buy Rugby World Cup 2023 Tickets from our website.

Wallabies have developed a multifaceted plan for card avoidance

The number of red and yellow cards issued by game officials has improved intensely in recent years as World Rugby adopts a zero-tolerance approach to unsafe contact with the head and neck.

The incentive is to force players to lower tackle height after research has shown that most concussions come from straight challenges.

But it captivating time. In what used to be rare, it is now common to see red cards in test matches as umpires tick the box in a strict high-touch box. England played 78 minutes with Ireland in last week's Six Nations game after Charlie Ewels paraded for a dangerous upright attack.

Test teams expect the Rugby World Cup 2023 to be dominated by cards, with teams not prepared therefore at a major difficulty.

“I consider at this Rugby World Cup you will notice that there are more red cards and more yellow cards than ever before,” said Wallabies defensive coach Matt Taylor.

"It's certainly more of thought now than ever. That's how the game goes.

"Some people will criticize about it, but as a game, we're annoying to secure players from concussions and get young people to play the game, so it is what it is and we're going to adapt to it, both from a practical point of view from a strategic point of view.

Test teams expect the Rugby World Cup 2023 to be dominated by cards

"We're trying to get better in a lot of ways. There's the technical side, there's the suppleness and training side, we're trying to do a lot of different things to make sure we're not very affected by the red and yellow cards. "

As a team that trains for a "low-cut" challenge, Taylor said the Wallabies focus on the legs, and if a second man is involved, he aims for the chest below the ball.

The balance is trying to get a good line speed and making leading contact, but also lowering your height on the block. Especially when the exhaustion sets in.

"Sometimes, the faster the line speed you bring, the less control you have at the point to block. That's a complicated region," Taylor said.

Wallabies have knowledgeable suppleness plays an important role in effective 'decelerating and plummeting' as some players find it difficult to bend their knees and hips. The Wallabies have since added more litheness preparation to their asset and taming program.

"But we also speak there are rugby clashes and inopportunely you are unlucky now and then so if you get a red card how do you go about defending?" said Taylor.

The Wallabies regularly prepare 13 and 14 men and respond to exact situations and make conclusions about how to prioritize defences again.

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