What are the players in rugby?

Answer 1

The collective nouns for players are:

• a huddle of players
• a retinue of players
• a cast of players
• a company of players
• a team of players

Answer 2

The collective nouns are a squad of football players or a team of football players.

Answer 3

== == Assuming you're referring to their postions they are, along with their numbers and alternative names, below;

Forwards

1. Loosehead prop

2. Hooker/hook/rake

3. Tighthead prop

4. Lock

5. Lock

6. Blindside Flanker

7. Openside Flanker

8. Number 8/Eightman/Eightman

Backs

9. Scrum half

10. Fly half/out half

11. Left wing/wingman

12. Inside Centre/first centre

13. Outside Centre/second centre

14. Right wing/wingman

15. Fullback

Answer 4

I have seen two, whether or not they are accepted, I honestly do not know.

A Ruck of Rugby Players

A Scrum of Rugby Players Another might be: a maul of rugby players. But usually it's a "team" of rugby players.

Answer 5

Some collective nouns for people at a rugby game are a team of players, a crowd of patrons, a stadium of fans, a crew of maintenance workers, or a group of vendors.

Answer 6

There is no standard collective noun for rugby.

A collective noun is a noun used to group people or things in a descriptive way. I'm not sure what noun could be used to describe a group of rugby.

Answer 7

The collective noun for Basketball players is the same as a team of players; a team of basketball players.

Answer 8

Huddle

Answer 9

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Answer 10

A group of team