The RLIF have reduced the number of interchanges allowed in international games.
The new rule means teams are entitled to ten changes per match, down from the previous number of twelve.
It means the international game now runs in accordance with Super League, which made the same move in 2012. However, the NRL remains unaligned with the rulesInterchanges lowered for 2016
The RLIF have reduced the number of interchanges allowed in international games.
The new rule means teams are entitled to ten changes per match, down from the previous number of twelve.
It means the international game now runs in accordance with Super League, which made the same move in 2012. However, the NRL remains unaligned with the rules
