The IRB rules state that
The field of play does not exceed 100 metres in length and 70 metres in width. Each in-goal does not exceed 22 metres in length and 70 metres in width.
(2) The length and breadth of the playing area are to be as near as possible to the dimensions indicated. All the areas are rectangular.
(3) The distance from the goal line to the dead ball line should be not less than 10 metres where practicable.
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Pitch Measurement
100m (109yds) in length by 70m
(75yds) in width maximum.
Minimum permissible dimensions
should be laid down in the rules
of the competition in which a
match is played.
Dead Ball Line
Should not be less than 10m
(10.94yds) or more than 22m
(24.06yds) from the goal line.
The six short lines are marked
5m (5.47yds) in front of and
parallel to the goal lines and at
the 5m and 15m lines. These
lines are 1m (1.09yds) long.
Goal Lines
22m (24yds) from the endline on
either side of the field.
Goalposts
Extend upwards by at least 3.4m
and are 5.6m (6.12yds) apart
measured from the inside of the
posts. They are connected by a
crossbar 3m (3.28yds) from the
ground to the top edge of the
cross bar.
10 Metre Line
The broken line is marked 10m
from and parallel to the halfway
line on both sides and 5m from
and parallel to the touch line,
again on both sides.
IRB Regulations state a pitch shall NOT exceed 100 meters in length from goal line to goal line and not exceed 70 meters from touch line to touch line. The in goal areas shall not exceed 22 meters in depth.
If you exclude the in goal area the area of the pitch is 7000 sq meters
if you include the maximum length allowed (including the in goal areas) then the area is 10080 sq meters
we played on a pitch that was 76 metres long yesterday and that was goal post to goal post and 50m wide, mens Rugby.
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IRB Regulations state that;
the length of a pitch shall NOT exceed 100 metres from goal line to goal line with an in goal area not exceeding 22 metres.
The width of a pitch shall not exceed 70 metres from touch line to touch line.
NRL use the same dimentions
The IRB state that a pitch must not exceed 70 metres wide
Goal line to goal line may NOT exceed 100 metres that's the post one end to the post the other end - the in goal area(behind the posts) must be no more than 22 metres deep and no less than 10 metre deep. The 22 metre line must be exact
IRB regulations state the a opitch may be no more that 100 meters in length from goal line to goal line. There is an in goal area of no more that 22 meters from the goal line to dead ball line at each end of the pitch and a pitch may not be wider than 70 meters
IRB requires stat that the pitch shall be;
No longer that 100 meters goal line to goal line with an in goal area of no more that 22 meters from the goal line to the dead ball line
The width shall not exceed 70 meters
The IRB Regulations state that a field of play shall NOT exceed 70 metres in width