Thank you for the super detailed basketball rules of the CBA!!

What are the rules of basketball?

1. Adopt a 4-12-minute game mode, with a 2-minute break between the first and second quarters; Take a 10-minute break between sessions. One team member has committed six intrusive fouls and/or technical fouls and must leave the game immediately. When a team has committed 5 team-wide fouls in a quarter, the team is in a team-wide foul penalty state.

Each team added a 30-second timeout in the fourth quarter and the last 2 minutes of each tiebreaker. After the basket is shot and after the team that has the right to throw the ball into bounds in the fourth quarter and the last 2 minutes of the tiebreaker period requests a timeout, the game will resume play at the "throwing line" (except for the idea of throwing the ball in the line that should be located at the end of the court). Match Balls:

The No. 7 league ball approved and provided by the Chinese Basketball Association is adopted.

2. China Basketball Association, referred to as CBA, is a cross-year home-and-away basketball league sponsored by the Chinese Basketball Association, the highest level of basketball league in China. Among them, stars such as Yao Ming, Wang Zhizhi, Yi Jianlian, and Zhu Fangyu were born.

It's similar to the NBA's, but it's different from the NBA

The answers are already available below, and they are very detailed.

1.Because the referee blew an ordinary foul after Li Xuelin's foul, and the team did not foul more than 5 times in this quarter, he did not make free throws. Then after the Beijing team made a technical foul, two free throws and one throw, and the ball was transferred to Zhejiang.

2.As for the issue of stopping the watch, I am also very confused! Because this is the CBA, not the NBA, the timer is a little slow!

Even if you react, they're already serving! So I don't stop watching! However, when the score is very tight or the score of the two sides is very close, the table will be stopped.

For that question of the serve, it goes like this.

Zhejiang's foul on Beijing Li Xuelin should have been blown for a violation, and the referee in this game blew for an ordinary foul. The CBA stipulates 6 foul free throws in a single quarter, and the referee believes that the number of fouls is not reached, so he was not penalized by Beijing. Then he blew a technical foul on Beijing, executed two free throws and one throw, and converted the ball to the Zhejiang team.

As for the off-watch issue, I found out as well. I also find it confusing. Sometimes it's true that there is no stopping the watch.

This is in China, and the referee is the boss.

CBA Guangjian is not playing ball, but passing.

Offense: 24-second offense, the ball must touch the basket within 24 seconds of each offense; 8-second violation, must dribble over half court within 8 seconds; 5-second violation, must be sent within 5 seconds at the time of serve; Returning to the court violation, the attacking team dribbles back to the backcourt after half the court; Interference with the ball offense, touching the ball when the ball is cut while the ball is falling and the ball is higher than the basket (except for aerial relays); Walking offense, taking more than three steps (including three steps) with the ball still in hand; 2 dribbling violations, dribbling after the dribbling stops; Kicking the ball offences ......Fouls: offensive fouls, dribbling and hitting people, defenders standing still, offensive players physically colliding; Blocking fouls, defenders intercept offensive lanes of attacking players.

Offensive fouls are opposed to blocking fouls, mainly depending on the time the defender stands, and the offensive foul can be caused by grabbing the position before the offensive player, otherwise he will foul himself); A moving screen foul is similar to an offensive foul, except that the defender becomes the "offensive team"; Pulling fouls, thug fouls, pushing fouls, deliberate fouls, are all easy to understand, literally understandable. Technical fouls: abusive refereeing, malicious provocation, fighting, ......and other violations of sportsmanship, and the targets of blowing judgments can be players, coaches, cheerleaders, ......