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Example: The Wallabies in 2024 when winning the game, will register a HRL % of 15.5 %, but when losing, will have an HRL of 19.8%.
One could therefore say that ball security in contact is a key factor for the Wallabies in winning games.
Example: when playing beyond phase 5 in 2024, the Wallabies would exit 64.8% of all times they attack, in games they won. When losing the game, their exit rate beyond phase 5 was 54.2%.
This tells us that to win games, the Wallabies’ phase play must yield proper forward movement.
Example: the Springboks in 2024 attacked the exact same amount of times (Ave.61.2 times) per game when winning or losing games.
However in winning games they had a PPA of 0.53 while in losing games they registered a PPA of 0.35.