7's rugby

    7's rugby is faster paced. It involves a lot of runing. there are several main diferences
Rugby sevens is a variant of rugby football in which only seven players per side feature. Both rugby league and rugby union have sevens versions.
Rugby union sevens
Rugby union sevens is sanctioned by the International Rugby Board (IRB), and is played under substantially the same rules and on a
field of the same dimensions as the 15-player game.While a normal rugby union match lasts upwards of 80 minutes, a normal rugby sevens match lasts in the vicinity of 14 minutes (allowing for injury time and so forth). Competition finals last somewhat more than 20 minutes; each half in a competition final is 10 minutes instead of the normal 7 minutes. This allows rugby tournaments to be completed in a day or a weekend. However, sevens scores are generally comparable to union scores; scoring occurs with much greater regularity in sevens, owing to the fact that the defenders are more spaced out than in rugby union. The only major rule change from rugby union regarding events on the field is that
conversions must be drop goals.Rugby sevens developed in Scotland in 1883 . Owing to the speed by which matches are resolved and the minimal personnel requirements, there is hope that sevens will be accepted for Olympic competition (it has been in the Commonwealth Games since 1998) and spread amongst nations
that are not traditional powers in rugby union. One of the best known sevens competitions is the Hong Kong Sevens, which now makes up part of the IRB World Series.


 
 
 
 
 
 

15's rugby

The normal game. requires 15 men, and normal positions and rules. A rugby union game is called a ‘Match’. It is a competition  between two teams each match lasts for 80 minutes plus time added to account for injuries and stoppages during the game. A match consists of two halves of  40 minutes each.It is controlled by a single referee on the field of play,  two assistant referees (touch judges), and in professional matches, a match official called the video referee who can use television replays to rule on a particular incident. The object of the entire game is that each team
scores as many points as possible. The team with the greater number of points when time is over wins the match
  Scoring
Points are scored by either scoring a
try or a goal.