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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 57 MIN

The Scrum Is Under Attack, and Rugby May Never Be the Same

from Cut The Kak · host Chad & Byron

The conversation delves into the significant changes in rugby union, particularly the impact of rule changes on the game. The focus is on the battle of the scrums and the potential consequences of these changes. The conversation covered a range of rugby tournaments and events, including the EPCR and Investec Champions Cup, the Women's Six Nations, the Pacific Four series, and the UIC fixtures and table analysis. Exciting fixtures and results were discussed, along with the progress of the Women's Six Nations and the significance of stadium headlining. The Pacific Four series and upcoming UIC fixtures were also highlighted, providing a comprehensive overview of the rugby landscape.TakeawaysScrum changes in rugby unionImpact of rule changes on the game Exciting fixtures and results in the EPCR and Investec Champions CupWomen's Six Nations progress and stadium headliningPacific Four series and UIC fixtures for the upcoming weekChapters00:00 The Impact of Rule Changes56:24 UIC Fixtures and Table Analysis

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