The radius of the 3-point line is 6.50 m.

After the ball has left the hands of the referee on the initial jump ball, A1 jumper touches the ball for 3 consecutive times. Referee calls a violation. A6 requests a substitution which is not granted.

Team A has control of the ball in its front court when a double foul between A1 and B1 in the front court is called with 7 seconds remaining on the shot clock. The game shall be resumed with a team A throw-in and with 24 seconds on the shot clock.

A1 is setting a screen on B1. A1 must face B1 for the screen to be legal.

The 3-second rule applies only when a team is in control of the live ball on any place on the court.

A1 passes the ball to A2. The ball is deflected by B1 who is running after the ball to catch it. Neither team controls the ball at this time.

The time-out ends and the referee then beckons teams on the playing court. Coach A continues to instruct his team in the team bench area. The referee re-beckons team A on the playing court and team A finally enters the playing court. The referee warns coach A that if the same behaviour is repeated for the second time an additional time-out shall be charged against team A.

A1 falls on the floor, catches the ball and slides 1 m before he stops. This is a travelling violation.

The centre line is neither part of the back court nor the front court.

A foul is called. The time-out may be granted to either team.

During a throw-in, regardless whether the game clock is stopped or not, or during a free throw, in the judgement of the referee, a player deliberately delays the process of taking the ball. The referee calls a technical foul.

A4 illegally returns the ball to his backcourt. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in in its frontcourt.

During an endline throw-in, B4 throws the ball over the backboard. This is a violation.

A1 in the air receives a pass. He lands on the floor but losing his balance, with the ball in his both hands, the ball touches the floor. Keeping his pivot foot on the same place, he bends-up and starts a dribble. This is legal.

When the game clock is started, the shot clock starts automatically.

A3 is dribbling in his frontcourt near the centre line when A5 commits a 3 second violation. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in at the endline, butt directly behind the backboard.

A1 straddling the centre line receives the ball from A2 who is in the backcourt. The ball has gone to the frontcourt.

There shall be 2 separate, distinctly different and loud signals, one for the shot clock operator and one for the scorer/timer.

With 1:27 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, A3 causes the ball to go out-of-bounds in team B backcourt. Team A is granted a time-out. Following the time-out, team B throw-in shall be administered at the throw-inline extended, opposite the scorer’s table in its frontcourt.

The dimension of the playing court is 26 m x 14 m.

With 1:33 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, B1 commits an unsportsmanlike foul on A1 who is dribbling in his backcourt. Team A is granted a time-out. After 2 free throws, the game shall be resumed with team A throw-in at the centre line extended.

A4 unsuccessful attempt to dunk the ball rebounds from the ring, after which the shot clock signal sounds in error. This is a jump ball situation.

A2 is awarded 1 free throw after which B2 is awarded 2 free throws. A2 free throw is not successful. Before the ball becomes live for B2 1st free throw, A6 requests to substitute A2. The request is granted.

A1 has not yet dribbled. A1 throws the ball against the backboard and catches it again before another player has touched the ball. A1 shall be entitled now to start a dribble.

A4 is awarded 1 free throw. After the referee has stepped into the restricted area to administer the free throw but before the ball is placed at the B4 disposal, team B request a time-out. The time-out is granted.