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Law 11: Knock Forward or Throw Forward

2 tests · 20 datos · actualizado el 27 de octubre de 2026 · markdown

What a knock forward and a throw forward are, their sanctions, and the charge-down and rip exceptions.

11.111Knock Forward

The definition, the sanction, going into touch, intentional knocks and tacklers.

Test 1Knock forwardHacer un test

  1. Possession lost forwards, or the ball hit forward by hand or arm, touching the ground or a player before the player can catch it.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Definiciones · recuerdo

  2. A knock forward may occur anywhere in the playing area.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1 · recuerdo

  3. Sanction: scrum.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1 · recuerdo

  4. If the ball goes into touch, the non-offending team may opt for a quick throw or lineout instead of the scrum.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1 · recuerdo

  5. A player must not intentionally knock the ball forward with hand or arm. Sanction: penalty.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.3 · aplicación

  6. It is not intentional if the player was trying to catch the ball with a reasonable expectation of gaining it.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.4 · aplicación

  7. It is a knock forward when a player, tackling or attempting to tackle, contacts the ball and it goes forward.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.2 · aplicación

  8. A knock forward: the ball went forward off the hands and hit the ground. Sanction: scrum.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1 · aplicación

  9. The ball must touch the ground or another player before the player can catch it.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1 · recuerdo

  10. None, scrum, penalty.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1, 11.3, 11.5 · recuerdo

11.112Charge Downs, Rips and Throw Forward

No-sanction cases, the throw forward and its sanctions.

Test 1Charge downs, rips and throw forwardHacer un test

  1. No sanction when a player knocks the ball forward immediately after an opponent has kicked it.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5a · aplicación

  2. No sanction if the ball goes forward from the original ball-carrier's hand or arm.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5b · aplicación

  3. A throw forward is when a player throws or passes the ball forward, i.e. the arms of the passer move forward.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Definiciones · recuerdo

  4. Accidental throws forward lead to a scrum.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.6 · recuerdo

  5. Passing forward on purpose is a penalty offence.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.7 · aplicación

  6. The definitions note it was previously called a knock-on.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Definiciones · recuerdo

  7. The test is the movement of the passer's arms, not where the ball ends up.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Definiciones · aplicación

  8. Blocking a kick is a charge down, so play goes on.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5a · aplicación

  9. There is no sanction for a charge down.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5a · recuerdo

  10. Ripped forward from the carrier's grip: no knock forward.

    Fuente: World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5b · recuerdo

Fuentes

World Rugby Laws of the Game, Rugby Union 2026, Law 11 (paraphrased in original wording; original questions authored from the law book, not reproduced)

  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.15
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Definiciones4
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5a3
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.5b2
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.31
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.41
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.21
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.1, 11.3, 11.51
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.61
  • World Rugby Laws 2026, Law 11.71