in basketball, if a player strikes opponent's hand whilst trying to get the ball, is it a personal foul?

Answer 1

Are you saying a person has the ball and someone slaps it while trying to get the ball, or are you saying the ball is loose and somene slaps someone's hand while trying to get to the ball?

If someone is trying to get to the ball while it is loose and you impead them from doing so by physical contact (including slapping the hand), then it is a loose-ball foul. But if you make an incidental physical contact during your attempt to get to the ball while it is loose, then it is usually a no call.

If someone has the ball on their hand and you slap the hand, then it is a no call. Ball is part of the hand. But if you slap the grey area part of the hand, the area between the wrist and the hand, or any area outside of that, then it is usually a personal foul.

Answer 2

Yes. Now there are different ways to count it. Is hte ball in control of the other player? There are loose ball fouls that happen due to this and personal fouls too.

Answer 3

a nasty is called for distinct causes.. they're basically referred to as to shop the game from getting too violent.. each and every participant may have as a lot as 5 fouls.. even as a participant receives their fifth foul they're taken out of the game because basically they have 5 opportunities to tone down their aggression for the safe practices of the different crew in the previous sitting bench.

Answer 4

it depends on how the strike at the ball so yeah it can be a personal foul it happen at my basketball game.

Answer 5

yes it's a personal foul.

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

yes, it is called a reaching in foul.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Be honest with you sometimes it is sometimes it isn't, refereeing is all subjective and it depends on the official

Answer 10

hand check yes