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He must move the ball back to the Kick Point and there will be a scrum to the people receiving the kick. Or if the other team does get the ball then there will be an advantage to them for an undetermind amount of time.

He must move the ball back to the Kick Point and there will be a scrum to the people receiving the kick. Or if the other team does get the ball then there will be an advantage to them for an undetermind amount of time.

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Q: What options are open to a referee in rugby if the ball does not travel 10 yards in the kick off?
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