A fly-half is a key position in the game of rugby, typically wearing the number 10 jersey. This player acts as a playmaker, responsible for directing the team's attack and making strategic decisions on the field. The fly-half often receives the ball from the scrum-half and decides whether to pass, kick, or run, depending on the situation. In addition to their playmaking role, the fly-half is also crucial for goal-kicking, converting tries into points. They need to have strong communication skills to coordinate with teammates, especially the forwards and backs, ensuring effective teamwork and execution of plays.