Yeah, basically "on the full" is before the ball hits the ground.
Oh, yeah and I think I forgot to add in test cricket each team has to bat twice.
In rugby the extra point (called a "conversion") is to be taken roughly in the same place that the try was scored.
If the try was scored right under the posts the conversion will be an easy chip shot straight in front of the goal posts. If the try however was scored close to the sideline, the kicker is going to have to kick from the sideline. This in theory encourages the team to run up the middle, as it is more difficult to score tries there.
But yeah, basically it depends where the ball was grounded.
Oh Yeah, I liked The long white cloud thing too, but I needed a change
