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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
Let's assume the first was a foul. The ball becomes dead as soon as the foul is committed, not when the whistle blows. So even if the second foul comes before the whistle for the first foul, it's a dead ball foul. The second would have to be a technical foul, thus it doesn't qualify as a multiple foul.
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Unless a player on the team that was fouled had started a try (continuous motion).
...which is what I believe the OP was trying to say when he said "Both fouls were in the continuation phase."