What are the FIBA basketball rules?

Basketball game time and score calculation 3Player Position and Substitution Rule 4Fouls and Free Throws Rule 5

Offensive and defensive rule 6Among the duties and powers of referees, FIBA has also stipulated some special rules, such as the three-second zone, the 24-second offensive time limit, and the beating ball above the basket. In addition, FIBA also regulates the use of standard-sized basketballs, i.e. balls with a diameter of about 74 to 78 centimeters and a weight of about 590 to 620 grams.

Contest Method: A team consists of five players, one of whom is the captain and a maximum of seven alternate players, but the number can be increased according to the organizer. The game is divided into four quarters of 10 minutes each, with 12 minutes in the NBA (20 minutes in each quarter for the NBA All-Star Game and NCB) with a 5-minute break between quarters, 130 seconds in the NBA, a 10-minute halftime, 15 minutes in the NBA, and a 100-second break between the fourth quarter and any overtime in the NBA.

If the scores are the same at the end of the match, a 5-minute playoff will be played, and if the score is still the same after 5 minutes, a 5-minute playoff will be played again until the winner is decided.

Score type. A score is scored when the ball is thrown into the basket and approved by the referee. 2 points for the inside of the 3-point line; 3 points are awarded for throwing outside the 3-point line, and the ball scored by stepping on the 3-point line with either the heel or the toe is considered a 2-point goal. 1 point for a free throw.

How it works. At the beginning of the game, each of the two teams will launch a jumper to the ** jump ball area, and the referee will throw the ball to both sides to jump the ball and start the game.

Player substitution. Each substitution must be completed within 20 seconds, and there is no limit to the number of substitutions. The time to exchange players is when someone commits a foul, scrums, or calls a timeout. The referee may temporarily suspend the timing of the match.

Penalty kick. Each player is allowed 4 foul attempts, with the fifth being a foul (6 in the NBA). and cannot be re-played in the same match.

Free throws are shots that are taken when no one can stop and defend, and are used as a penalty for the fouling team to give the other team a chance. Free throws are taken by standing behind the free throw line and within 5 seconds of receiving the ball from the referee. After a shot, the ball must not step over the free throw line until it touches the rim.

Unauthorized. It can be broadly divided into (1) ordinary offences, such as walking with the ball, dribbling twice (double belt), kicking the ball (kickball) or punching the ball. (2) Jumping Ball Violations: No one other than the jumping ball player may enter the ** jumping ball area before the jumper touches the ball.

FIBA has a lot of rules, which aspect do you ask.

Walking: The most bullish of them is James, and the NBA has specially changed the irregularity for this guy's "crab step": "A player can take two steps after marching to the ball or finish dribbling, and then decide to stop, pass or shoot."

There are also court rules, one is to expand the three-point line from the current meter to the meter;

the second is to change the existing trapezoidal three-second area into a rectangle and expand the area;

The third is to introduce the rules of the NBA basket to FIBA and add an offensive advantage zone on the court.

There were also minor changes, such as changing the location of the ball in the fourth quarter.

For high-level FIBA-organised events such as the Olympic Games, World Championships and the U19 and U17 World Championships, the following new rules will come into force on 1 October 2010; For FIBA-organized competitions at the general level, such as national basketball leagues, the following new rules will come into effect on October 1, 2012. ）