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The main differences between NBA and FIBA rules are: 1. Each NBA game is 48 minutes long, divided into 4 quarters of 12 minutes each; The duration of a match under FIBA rules is 40 minutes, divided into two halves of 20 minutes. 2. The distance between the 3-point line and the basket on the NBA court is meters; This distance on the FIBA pitch is meters; 3. The NBA court is 90 feet 50 feet (meters); FIBA is 28m to 15m.

4. The NBA three-second zone is a rectangle with an area of 16 feet and 19 feet (meters); The three-second zone of FIBA is a meter 6 meters trapezoid. 5. The number of NBA timeouts per game is 7, and the number of timeouts during overtime is 3; There are 4 timeouts in FIBA games and 1 timeout in overtime. 6. In the NBA, a player on the court requests a timeout; And in FIBA, it is the coach who calls a timeout.

7. The duration of NBA timeouts is 1 minute and 40 seconds each time; The duration of the suspension of FIBA is 1 minute. 8. The NBA has one 20-second TV timeout (commercial) in the first half (first two quarters) and the second half (last two quarters); FIBA does not do so. 9. The NBA limits the time of each offense to 24 seconds; 30 seconds for FIBA.

10. The number of individual fouls in the NBA is limited to 6 per game; 5 times for FIBA. 11. The NBA's free throw time limit is 10 seconds; 5 seconds for FIBA. 12. The number of NBA on-court referees is 3; 2 people for FIBA.

13. Free throws that exceed the number of fouls per game, the NBA is the team's 5th foul or the last two minutes of each half; FIBA is the team's eighth foul in each half.

International basketball does not defend 3 seconds NBA has interference balls in international basketball and the NBA are also different.

NBA: The team's 5th foul or the last two minutes of each half. The team's 8th foul in each half of the game in international basketball.

NBA: The distance between the 3-point line and the basket on the court is meters. International basketball court.

This distance is meters.

NBA: The court area is meters. The international basketball court has an area of 28 meters and 15 meters.

NBA: Three-second zone.

It is a rectangle with an area of 16 feet and 19 feet (meters). The three-second zone of international basketball is a trapezoidal shape of 6 meters.

NBA: 6 individual fouls per game; 5 times for international basketball.

The difference between FIBA and NBA rules.

1. The NBA has three seconds of defense, but the FIBA does not.

2. The NBA's three-point line is about one meter farther than the FIBA's.

3. There is a reasonable collision area under the NBA basket, but the FIBA does not.

4. In the NBA, both players and coaches can call a timeout, and the FIBA stipulates that only coaches can call a timeout.

5. NBA games are 12 minutes in the quarter, 48 minutes in the four quarters, and 10 minutes in each quarter of the FIBA and 40 minutes in the four quarters.