What are the rules for basketball thugs to foul?

1. If any defender touches his upper arm (wrist, hand or even finger) before the attacker finishes shooting and returns to the state without the ball, he can be punished as a thug.

In the specific operation, the slight contact that does not affect the shot before the ball is shot can generally be ignored. If the intensity and nature of the violation affect the attacker's shooting, even after the ball has been thrown, more serious contact can still blow away the defensive violation.

2. The malicious attack behavior of the defender, no matter when it happens on the offensive side (including dribbling, shooting and passing), can be punished as a foul or even a malicious foul by the thugs.

3. If there is a penalty from the attacker in blocking or stealing: the defender touches the shooter's hand when blocking, it should be regarded as inevitable contact and should not be judged as a foul.

Theoretically, there should be no physical contact in blocking or stealing. If the attacker's behavior occurs after blocking or stealing, it can be ignored (for example, the defensive player blocks the attacker's shot, and the arm can be ignored when falling in the same series of actions, and the same is true for stealing).

If physical contact occurs at the same time as blocking or stealing, the attacker can be sentenced to a foul. However, in actual operation, whether there is physical contact or stealing when blocking depends on the referee's vision, so there are often phenomena that the attacker is not punished, the attacker beats his chest and the defender is complacent.

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1, touching the opposing player with your hand is not necessarily a foul.

2. The referee should judge whether the player who caused the contact has obtained illegitimate interests. If the contact caused by one player restricts the freedom of movement of the opposing player in any way, this contact is a foul.

3. When the defender is in the defensive position, his hand or arm is placed on the opponent with or without the ball and keeps in contact to hinder his progress, illegal hand use or illegal arm extension occurs.

It is a foul to repeatedly touch or "poke" the opposing team member with or without the ball, because it will lead to a rough game.

This is an offensive player's foul with the ball;

1. "Hook" or entangle defenders with arms or elbows to gain unfair benefits.

2, in order to stop the defender's defense or try to grab the ball, or to create more space between him and the defender, "push" the defender.

3. When dribbling, use the extended forearm or hand to prevent the opponent from getting the control ball.

It is a foul for an attacker who doesn't hold the ball to "push" the defender for the following reasons:

1, off the ball.

2. Stop the defender's defense or try to grab the ball.

3. Create more space between him and the defenders.

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