Rugby League Australia
Rugby League Australia is a professional sport that originated in England and has become popular in Australia. It features two teams of thirteen players each, competing to score points by carrying, passing, and kicking an oval ball. The game is known for its fast pace and physicality, with matches typically lasting 80 minutes.
The governing body for the sport in Australia is National Rugby League (NRL), which organizes the premier competition. Rugby League is particularly popular in states like New South Wales and Queensland, where it has a strong following and a rich history of local and national competitions.