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Women’s Rugby World Cup: What is a sin-bin and are rugby players more respectful?

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What is a sin-bin? How long does an advantage last? And when are you allowed to charge down a conversion?

Former international referee JP Doyle answers your Ask Me Anything questions before the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup final.

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