Rugby Rules refer to the established guidelines and regulations that govern the game of rugby, an intense team sport played with an oval ball. These rules dictate how the game is played, including the dimensions of the field, the number of players on each team, scoring methods, and the various types of fouls and penalties that can occur. The rules are designed to ensure fair play, player safety, and the overall integrity of the game. They outline the procedures for passing, tackling, scrums, lineouts, and other key elements of play. Rugby rules can differ slightly between different rugby unions, such as World Rugby’s guidelines for rugby union and those for rugby league. Understanding and adhering to these rules is essential for players, coaches, and referees involved in the sport.