Do covered shots and foul shots count as shots?

Blocking counts, shooting counts as a foul. The rules of NBA are as follows:

When the opponent fouls, the ball scores, and the referee decides that the ball is valid, that is, 2+ 1 (or 3+ 1) is executed, and the ball is counted as a shot hit.

If the ball doesn't score, the referee decides that the other side is fouled, then the ball will not be counted in the technical statistics.

In basketball rules, a foul is a violation of the rules, including illegal physical contact with the opposing team members and violations of sports ethics.

Penalties for fouls include losing the ball, fines, and sending the fouler out.

Extended data personal foul

34. 1 Definition

A personal foul is a foul in which players of both sides engage in physical contact, whether the ball is alive or dead.

Players should not stretch their hands, arms, elbows, shoulders, hips, legs, knees and feet or bend their bodies into an "incorrect posture" (beyond their cylinders) to pull, block, push, bump, trip or prevent the opposing players from moving; Don't indulge in any rude or violent behavior.

34.2 fine

Foul players should register once, personal foul.

34.2. 1 If the player who does not shoot is fouled:

The non-fouler threw the ball into the field nearest to the foul and resumed the game.

If the offending team is in the state of team foul punishment, the provisions of Article 4 1 (Team foul: punishment) shall apply.

34.2.2 If a player who is shooting is fouled, he will get the following free throws:

If the shooting is successful, the score shall be calculated and 1 extra free throw shall be awarded.

If shooting from the 2-point shooting area is unsuccessful: 2 free throws.

If shooting from the 3-point shooting area is unsuccessful: 3 free throws.

Baidu encyclopedia-basketball foul rules