FIBA规则

April 2008

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OFFICIAL BASKETBALL RULES 2008 Rule Three - Teams

4.3.2 Each team member shall wear a shirt numbered on the front and back with plain

numbers, of a solid colour contrasting with the colour of the shirt.

The numbers shall be clearly visible and:

Those on the back shall be at least twenty (20) cm high.

Those on the front shall be at least ten (10) cm high.

The numbers shall be at least two (2) cm wide.

Teams shall use numbers from four (4) to fifteen (15). National federations have

the authority to approve, for their competitions, any other numbers with a

maximum of two (2) digits.

Players on the same team shall not wear the same number.

Any advertising or logo shall be at least five (5) cm away from the numbers.

4.3.3 Teams must have a minimum of two sets of shirts and:

The first team named in the programme (home team) shall wear light-coloured shirts (preferably white). The second team named in the programme (visiting team) shall wear dark-coloured shirts. However, if the two teams agree, they may interchange the colours of the

shirts.

4.4

4.4.1 Other equipment All equipment used by players must be appropriate for the game. Any equipment

that is designed to increase a player's height or reach or in any other way give an

unfair advantage is not permitted.

Players shall not wear equipment (objects) that may cause injury to other players.

The following are not permitted:

Finger, hand, wrist, elbow or forearm guards, casts or braces made of

leather, plastic, pliable (soft) plastic, metal or any other hard substance,

even if covered with soft padding.

Objects that could cut or cause abrasions (fingernails must be closely cut).

Headgear, hair accessories and jewellery.

The following are permitted:

Shoulder, upper arm, thigh or lower leg protective equipment if the material

is sufficiently padded.

Knee braces if they are properly covered.

Protector for an injured nose, even if made of a hard material.

Spectacles, if they do not pose a danger to other players.

Headbands, maximum five (5) cm in width, made of non-abrasive, unicolour

cloth, pliable plastic or rubber. 4.4.2

4.4.3

Art. 5

5.1

5.2 Any other equipment not specifically mentioned in this article must be approved by the FIBA Technical Commission. Players: Injury In the event of injury to a player(s), the officials may stop the game. If the ball is live when an injury occurs, the official shall not blow his whistle until

the team in control of the ball has shot for a field goal, lost control of the ball,