Australia edged Kenya 7-5 to top Pool D in the rugby sevens tournament at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, but Corey Toole paid a hefty price for the privilege.
That's after Damian McGrath's men showcased a keen understanding of the rule book to pull off a rarely seen rugby phenomenon. Toole, 22, found himself isolated and with few options in front of him when he encountered a wall of red, green and black deep in Kenyan territory.
But rather than settle for your average takedown, the underdogs grouped up to execute a perfect choke tackle, surrounding their target to stop any chance of an offload. The choke tackle is a legal means of slowing (or in this case, stopping) the attack provided the carrier's knees don't touch the turf.
