What are the rules of the game in basketball 10

There are many and complex rules in basketball, with a total of 93 rules.

Technical Rules. 1) Technical fouls: Technical fouls are all player fouls that do not include contact with opposing players. Players are not allowed to ignore the referee's advice or engage in improper behavior.

2) Double dribbling: also known as "illegal dribbling", a player is not allowed to dribble again after the first dribble, and can only shoot and pass after losing control of the ball, unless the ball is touched by another player.

3) Hitting with the ball: The ball carrier pushes or moves to the body contact of the defender's torso, and when the defender has already stood in advance at the moment of contact, the offensive player constitutes a collision with the ball.

4) Blocking foul: An offensive foul caused by the wrong physical contact caused by the player holding the ball and the defending player taking an unreasonable position, incorrect body posture, improper starting method and illegal action when attacking and defending.

5) Hitter foul: also known as "illegal use of hands", when dribbling or layups, shooting defenders hit hands, so that the referee will blow their hitter fouls.

6) Walking: Also known as "walking with the ball", it refers to when a player holds a live ball on the court, and one or both of his feet exceed the limits stated in the rules to move illegally in either direction.

7) 24 second violation:

1. When a player controls a live ball on the court, the team must complete the shot within 24 seconds. The timer is an indispensable part of the basketball game, allowing 24 seconds when the basketball is still in the flight trajectory after the shooting action is completed, if the basketball finally touches the basket, the 24-second timer will reset the timer, and if the shot fails to touch the basket, the 24-second timeout violation will be awarded;

2. If the controlling team fails to shoot within 24 seconds and wants to send a 24-second signal, it is a violation of this rule.

8) Eight-second violation: The attacking team must dribble the ball to the opponent's half court within eight seconds, and if the opponent's front court cannot dribble before eight seconds, the referee will award the opponent's serve and the game will restart.

9) 5 seconds violation:

1. The offensive player must throw the throw-in within 5 seconds;

2. When being closely defended, you must pass, throw or dribble within 5 seconds;

3. In the case of a free throw, the player must throw the ball within 5 seconds.

10) Fouls on both sides: Chang refers to the situation when two players who are each other's players commit fouls to each other at about the same time. In the event of a foul committed by both players, a foul should be registered for each player who commits a foul, no penalty shall be awarded, and only the foul shall be registered for the player, not for the whole team.